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Wiscard accounts to merge June 1

Daily Cardinal

All accounts currently managed through Wiscard, University of Wisconsin-Madison?s photo ID, will merge into one June 1, according to a university press released emailed to students Tuesday.

UW students share personal stories of suicidal thoughts to raise

WKOW-TV 27

Madison (WKOW)– Students on UW-Madison campus are hoping to prevent the 2nd leading cause of death amongst college students. According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, more than 38,000 people committed suicide in 2010. That makes it the 10th leading cause of death amongst Americans, but in terms of teenagers and college students it?s an even bigger issue.

Local News, Off College Presses

New York Times

Noted: That kind of broad-based coverage is also taking place at The Daily Cardinal, one of two independent student-run newspapers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In February, it announced that it would publish three special ?Action Project? issues dedicated to exploring topics ?challenging to both the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the surrounding community.? The first 12-page ?Campus Climate? issue delved into racial, gender, ethnic and sexual issues, as well as the university?s diversity, by analyzing admissions numbers. ?Our goal was capturing campus voices on these difficult subjects,? said Abigail Becker, editor in chief of The Daily Cardinal.

LGBTQ Campus Center hosts ‘Out and About’ month

Badger Herald

On a large university campus, it is easy for unique identities to get lost in the crowd. But the University of Wisconsin?s LGBT Campus Center is hosting a month of events to highlight the different personalities on campus and to help foster support from allies around the community.

UW-Madison expanding online course offerings for summer term

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced this week it has expanded summer online course offerings so students who return to their hometowns for jobs or who have internships elsewhere can stay on track to complete a degree without disrupting other summer activities.

UW-Madison police report worst alcohol incidents this year

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

In what University of Wisconsin-Madison police are calling the worst alcohol-related issues experienced on campus this year, 10 people were taken to alcohol detoxification treatment from Friday through early Sunday morning during partying connected to the Badgers mens basketball appearance in the NCAA Final Four.

Velvalea ?Vel? Phillips receives Distinguished Alumni Award

Milwaukee Courier Weekly Newspaper

Former Secretary of the State of Wisconsin Velvalea ?Vel? Phillips can add to her recent accolades. Phillips was honored recently by the Milwaukee Common Council earlier this year and now more recently on March 26, 2014 she is surrounded by children from Sherman Middle School in Madison, WI after receiving the Distinguished Alumni Award at Varisty Hall, Union South at UW-Madison Campus. (Photo by: Pat A. Robinson)

Badgers win with class, lose with dignity

Badger Herald

Due to the insanity that occurred last weekend as University of Arizona students rioted angrily in the streets after their loss to the Badgers in the Elite Eight game, the Tucson Police Department decided to take action by seeing how other campus police officers handle the post-game action. The TPD sent an officer from its command staff to four cities total: Mansfield, Lexington, Gainesville and Madison. The officer in Madison was able to observe how our campus police handled the action on State Street.