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As temperatures cool and leaves begin to change color, the Madison area comes alive with festivals, outdoor adventures, community celebrations and seasonal traditions. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly outing, a cultural experience, a scenic hike or a campus event, there is no shortage of ways to enjoy autumn in and around Madison this year.... Th
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Election Day in Wisconsin is Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, and polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Scarlet Martino, a student life specialist at Madison College, works with the college’s seven campuses to encourage voter participation. Martino had several reminders to share with students about voting this fall. “If you are already registered... The post What stude
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The League of Women Voters of Dane County visited Madison College on Oct. 13, offering students guidance on voter registration, early voting, and Wisconsin’s often-confusing election laws. Volunteers Jill Jokela and Kathleen Fullin said the turnout was far higher than expected, with students lining up throughout the afternoon to ask questions and check their
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Miso Kwak is in the process of earning her Ph.D. at University of Wisconsin-Madison in Special Education. She has written and published a children’s book called “More Than What Eyes See” which follows the story of Maya, a blind child navigating the world around her. “I’ve been blind all my life. When I walk around,... The post A conversation with children’s
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With the upcoming general election on Nov. 3, Madison College students were asked what they felt were important issues that need to be addressed by candidates. A variety of responses were gathered, ranging from economic issues to voting rights. Jeff Reinke, a student studying theatre this semester, said, “An important issue is releasing the Epstein...
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Three questions will appear on all Wisconsin ballots during the upcoming election on Nov. 3 seeking approval for amendments to the state constitution. Clarion editor in chief Danger Rodnivale looks at each question, what it means, what supporters and opponents say about each and the impact they will have if approved. Question 1: Partial Veto....
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A look at where Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates, Democrat David Crowley and Republican Tom Tiffany, stand on various issues. For more information about either candidate, visit the candidate’s websites (crowleyforwi.com or tomtiffany.com). A non-partisan voting guide is also available at guides.vote. Education Crowley – During the Democratic debate, said h
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Riding your bike to school has many benefits, including exercise and saving money on gas. Unfortunately, there has been a higher than usual number of bike thefts recently in the Madison area, and at Madison College. Unfortunately, some students have had their bikes stolen from the bicycle racks on campus. This has occurred when the bikes... The post Increase
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Who do you trust? I imagine your answer might be different depending on what’s on the line. Your money? Your life? Your vote? Next month, you’ll likely have the opportunity to cast a ballot in the United States midterm elections. Do you know where the different candidates stand on the issues? Are you aware of...
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Artificial intelligence has quickly become part of college life. From brainstorming ideas and summarizing difficult readings to checking grammar and creating study guides, AI tools Like ChatGPT can make schoolwork easier. But as AI becomes more common at Madison College, it also raises an important question: Are students using AI as a tool or are... The post
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