Independent Student Newspaper Since 1969

The Badger Herald
Independent Student Newspaper Since 1969

The Badger Herald
Independent Student Newspaper Since 1969

The Badger Herald
All content by Lydia Larsen
Made to Burn: How climate change impacts fire-adapted environments

Made to Burn: How climate change impacts fire-adapted environments

by Lydia Larsen
May 7, 2023
Tricolored bats find a roost under a bridge.

UW researchers awarded grant to study cure for devastating bat disease

by Lydia Larsen
April 8, 2023
Badger Herald archival photo of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. February 23, 2021.

Multiple sclerosis awareness month highlights need for more research, accommodations

by Lydia Larsen
March 30, 2023
World renowned conservationist Jane Goodall gives lecture at Memorial Union

World renowned conservationist Jane Goodall gives lecture at Memorial Union

by Lydia Larsen
March 27, 2023
The 2023 WiscWind Team

UW team advances to second phase of wind energy competition

by Lydia Larsen
March 8, 2023
One application for bioinformatics is aligning DNA and protein sequences, and some researchers are looking for ways to align much bigger sets of data

When biologists need help analyzing data, UW bioinformatics experts step up

by Lydia Larsen
March 3, 2023
The Wisconsin Energy Institute hosted Black leaders in climate and clean energy for a panel discussion

Wisconsin Energy Institute hosts ‘Black Leaders in Clean Energy and Climate’ panel

by Lydia Larsen
March 1, 2023
Road salt pollution negatively affects freshwater environments

Road salt pollution negatively affects freshwater environments

by Lydia Larsen
February 14, 2023
BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin co-founder Jeff Galligan holds a bird on a club outing

Finding community in ‘The BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin’

by Lydia Larsen
February 8, 2023
Paper cuts deep: The evolution of Wisconsin’s paper industry

Paper cuts deep: The evolution of Wisconsin’s paper industry

by Lydia Larsen
December 6, 2022
COVID-19, COVID19, Coronavirus, UW Madison

UW researchers show COVID-19 preprint data remains largely unchanged after peer review

by Lydia Larsen
November 11, 2022
Polling place sign. November 3, 2020.

UW Elections Research Center offers insight into state, national elections

by Lydia Larsen
November 6, 2022
DNR, DATCP kick off program to collect, dispose of PFAS-containing firefighting foam

DNR, DATCP kick off program to collect, dispose of PFAS-containing firefighting foam

by Lydia Larsen
October 20, 2022
Climate change negatively affects Wisconsin residents' health

Climate change negatively affects Wisconsin residents’ health

by Lydia Larsen
October 7, 2022
Former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly speaks in Shannon Hall about his experiences in space

‘Year in Space’: Astronaut Scott Kelly shares his story at Memorial Union

by Lydia Larsen
October 5, 2022
Badger Herald archival photo of Vilas Hall. April 26, 2020.

UW researchers earn NSF grant to create inclusive health communication strategies

by Lydia Larsen
October 1, 2022
A heard of goats on the American Family Insurance property

Can goats help manage Wisconsin’s invasive species?

by Lydia Larsen
September 22, 2022
UW research labs struggle to sustainably manage waste

UW research labs struggle to sustainably manage waste

by Lydia Larsen
September 14, 2022
UW Madison Ph.D. student, Carson Keller, getting the COVID-19 vaccine at the Nicholas Recreation Center vaccination site

UHS offers free flu shots to students, staff

by Lydia Larsen
September 14, 2022
February 26, 2022.

Bill Nye the Science Guy talks climate change at Kohl Center

by Lydia Larsen
April 26, 2022
Lab scale carbon removal machine

UW team competes in Elon Musk’s carbon removal competition

by Lydia Larsen
April 6, 2022
UW team maintains 20-year streak in international programming competition

UW team maintains 20-year streak in international programming competition

by Lydia Larsen
March 3, 2022
Load More Stories
Donate to The Badger Herald