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Poll finds Clinton lead still narrow in Wisconsin
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is neck-and-neck among likely voters with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, according to a Marquette Law School poll released Wednesday. …
Community leaders, residents present plan to reduce racial disparities, violence in Madison
“When does the suffering stop?” Community leader Minister Caliph Muab’El asked City Council members and officials this question Tuesday evening when he and a …
UW experts explore impact of social media in 2016 presidential race
Three of University of Wisconsin’s top political and media experts covered the potential implications social media is playing in the current election in an …
Council members, mayor clash over proposed homeless ordinance
The Madison City Council struggled to decide whether to live in an “and world” or an “or world” when discussing the management of public space …
UW Banter
Banter
If Big 10 schools were articles by the Odyssey Online
Banter
In Da Club: Hypnotiq dance crew made my booty drop so low it fell off
Banter
Bee flies into class, disturbs the learning experience
Banter
In photos: Dogtoberfest fun for humans, furry friends alike
Banter
Ten completely real clubs to check out at the Fall 2016 student org fair
Banter
An Efron visited Madison Sunday, but not the one you’re thinking
Herald
Bart Houston wants to be “Like Russell”
Banter
Shrekfest 2016 was exactly as intended: weird
Banter
Top five classes left as drop deadline looms
UW-Madison Campus
Seven life hacks to jump start your semester
UW-Madison Campus
In photos: UW students share personal objectives for semester
Satire
Student comes drunk to class every day in summer semester, gets AB
news
Poll finds Clinton lead still narrow in Wisconsin
Almost fifth of voters said they expect more illegal votes cast than legal votes prevented
Community leaders, residents present plan to reduce racial disparities, violence in Madison
First year of three-year, 15-point project focuses on providing mentoring to at-risk youth, non-violent criminal offenders
UW experts explore impact of social media in 2016 presidential race
Trump leveraged Twitter to gain more traditional media attention, exposure, UW expert says
opinion
Tonight’s debate could make or break presidential campaigns
Neither of the two historically unpopular presidential candidates can afford a single mistake tonight
Maybe equating human lives with candy is not the best way to analyze political crises
Poisoned food analogy stems from Third Reich propaganda
Why we cannot rest until our campus wholeheartedly encourages the reporting of sexual assault
Crime will persist as long as perpetrators do not fear consequence
artsetc
In photos: Lotsa Stone Fired Pizza place new late-night hotspot
Madison's pizza competition just got lit
Hump day: Intimidated by the Kāmasūtra? Don’t be.
There's more than meets the eye to the Hindu text
3rd Dimension have eyes set on blowing up, hearts set on Madison
No matter their success rate, hip-hop group can always trace back their roots to Madtown
sports
Football: No. 11 Wisconsin makes statement with 30-6 road victory against No. 8 Michigan State
Defense suffocates Spartans while Alex Hornibrook shines in his first career start
Bumbaca: Time to rise to challenge for Badgers, or else
Wisconsin will need to harness, repeat, then improve energy from LSU and Akron games to survive upcoming Big Ten schedule.
Football: Wisconsin’s win over Akron highlights a matured freshmen wide receiving core
Freshmen A.J. Taylor, Quintez Cephus transform an off-field bond into on-field success
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