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Performing Arts announces plans for2024-25 season

Provided to The Clarion • August 26, 2024

Madison College Performing Arts will do two productions in the 2024-25 season. The season will kick off with Gina Femia’s play “For the Love of (Or the Roller Derby Play)” in the Studio Theater,...

Unforgettable Summerfest

Sierra Brunner, Staff Writer • August 26, 2024

This past summer, I had the incredible opportunity to watch an unforgettable lineup at Summerfest: AJR, Carly Rae Jepsen, and mxmtoon. From the moment I set foot in the festival grounds, the atmosphere...

Les délices de Awa brings West African cuisine to Madison

Andrew Beaman, Contributor • August 26, 2024

Recently opened on Atwood Avenue, two miles from the Truax campus, Les délices de Awa brings West African cuisine, primarily Ivorian, to Madison. There have not been enough African restaurants in Madison,...

Duck Donuts store opens in Madison

Chigozie, Obi • August 26, 2024

On Saturday, Aug. 17, Duck Donuts opened its first store in Madison. It is located at 3308 University Avenue in Madison. Duck Donuts is a locally owned and operated store, featuring full complement of...

Yahara Journal’s mission is to support creativity and the arts

Eli Schmidt, Arts Editor • August 26, 2024

When I started at Madison College last year, I was desperately looking for a club to join. I wanted a social outlet, nothing too serious, but still rewarding. I went to an open mic on campus and found...

Enjoying a sweet retreat and coffee on Park Street

Julia Bonsignore, Contributor • August 26, 2024

Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Park Street neighborhood, Dunkin' Donuts offers more than just your morning caffeine fix; it is a great stop for coffee lovers seeking comfort and convenience. Upon...

Want to fight space monsters? Try these games

Grant Nelson, Staff Writer • August 26, 2024

This may be a fun year for the metal head, first-person shooter online gamers out there. In the next few months, there are two huge games coming out that include slaying hordes of demons and monsters as...

Duck Donuts opens first store in Madison

Chigozie Obi, Graphic Designer • August 19, 2024

On Saturday, Aug. 17, Duck Donuts opened its first store in Madison. It is located at 3308 University Avenue in Madison. Duck Donuts is a locally owned and operated store, featuring full complement...

Give and Get, Taste of Madison

Sara Bernabe, Managing Editor • August 12, 2024

It’s hard to hate a food and music festival, but Madison Festivals, Inc. takes the Taste of Madison one step further: by making it a non-profit event open to the public. No entrance fees, no hassle and...

A delicious taste of Ukraine

Andrew Beaman, Staff Writer • April 30, 2024

Opened on July 13, 2023, Touch of Ukraine is an excellent restaurant just two miles away from the Truax Campus on Winnebago St. The restaurant offers authentic Ukrainian cuisine, the owners originally...

‘The Tortured Poets Department’ Album Review

Lauren Tolbert, Staff Writer • April 30, 2024

It’s 10:59 p.m. on a Thursday night. All your friends have gone out, to sleep, or are at the library. You, on the other hand, are anxiously waiting for the clock to strike 11:00 pm. You’re not Cinderella,...

A look at the tracks on Taylor Swift’s latest album

Lauren Tolbert, Staff Writer • April 30, 2024

The Tortured Poets Department shows audiences a lot of messages we have seen before. Some things are easy to spot, such as “So Long, London” being the depressing contradiction to “London Boy” from...