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Cat Carroll

Cat Carroll

Managing editor at Badger Herald

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Freelance journalist Lydia Emmanouilidou investigates human cost behind ‘humane’ border technology

In the heavily surveilled refugee camps of Greece, where AI-powered technology tracks every movement, Greek-American journalist Lydia Emmanouilidou has found her calling. Though she initially set her sights on human rights law, Emmanouilidou discovered journalism’s power to amplify marginalized voices while taking a college radio class in the U.S. — a path that eventually led...
8 months ago
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Visa records of six UW students, seven alumni terminated by federal...

In a Monday update about federal immigration enforcement, the University of Wisconsin said the records of six current students and seven alumni on employment extensions have been terminated by the U.S. government. The report comes just five days after UW said nobody with a campus affiliation had been impacted by immigration enforcement actions. The announcement...
8 months ago
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Wisconsin 988 crisis lifeline centers boost staffing in response to...

Vibrant Emotional Health, which administers the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifelines nationwide, experienced an upsurge in calls this morning, following the Nov. 5 U.S. General Election. The organization expects the elevated call volume to continue through the week. In Wisconsin, the 988 Lifeline saw a 4.5% increase in phone calls and 32% increase in texts...
about 1 year ago
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UWPD investigations underway of three separate reports of violence ...

The University of Wisconsin Police Department notified students Wednesday of three separate reports of violence that occurred on Library Mall. The reports of violence occurred May 1, May 7 and May 8. The notification said a student displaying a pro-Israel sign reported an unknown man with a knife visibly displayed to her stated “Jews shouldn’t...
over 1 year ago
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The encampment at UW remains despite efforts to remove it. Here’s w...

The encampment demonstration on the University of Wisconsin campus continued throughout the day and overnight Wednesday. As the day went on, the crowd of protesters grew to the largest it had been since the demonstration began Monday. Wednesday morning, law enforcement officers removed over 30 tents from the encampment. They arrived at the site of...
over 1 year ago
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Mifflin Street Block Party results in arrests, flipped car

Thousands of people attended the 54th annual Mifflin Street Block Party Saturday. Local safety officials from the Madison Police Department and Madison Fire Department patrolled the event. In a release published after the event, MPD commanders said the block party’s 2024 turnout was the largest since the pandemic. City officials held meetings ahead of Saturday...
over 1 year ago
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College of Engineering dean to step down after overseeing improveme...

Ian Robertson, Dean of the University of Wisconsin College of Engineering, announced Monday morning he will step down from his position once a successor has been chosen. Robertson served as the college’s ninth dean for 11 years, and will continue to serve as a faculty member in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, according...
over 1 year ago
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‘Politics is not predetermined’: Ezra Klein discusses increased pol...

Journalist Ezra Klein delivered a public talk to University of Wisconsin students and Madison community members Tuesday. Centered on and named after his 2020 bestselling book — “Why We’re Polarized” — the talk was part of the La Follette School of Public Affairs’ 40th anniversary celebration. This spring, Klein is serving as the school’s Public...
over 1 year ago
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Freelance journalist Jason Motlagh centers individuals in dedicated...

Jason Motlagh’s international reporting has brought him to more than 60 countries, telling stories of conflict, migration and human rights. His multimedia freelance journalism uses storytelling as a means to bring people together. Motlagh visited the University of Wisconsin campus April 9 to deliver a public talk — “Human Rights, Human Wrongs: Stories from the...
over 1 year ago
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Sexual assault occurred in Langdon Street fraternity Friday

CONTENT WARNING: Discussion of sexual assault. If you have been sexually assaulted, or are not sure, there are several ways to get support. View options on campus through University Health Services. University of Wisconsin students were notified via email Thursday afternoon that a sexual assault occurred Friday, March 8 at a fraternity on Langdon Street....
over 1 year ago
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‘Born a Badger’: Secretary of Labor Julie Su’s Madison roots inspir...

Some of U.S. Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su’s earliest memories took place while she lived in Madison. She remembers feeding ducks on Lake Mendota, and describes herself as being “born a Badger.” Her family later moved to California, but Su returned to Madison Wednesday — this time a member of President Joe Biden’s Cabinet....
almost 2 years ago