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IN CAMPUS NEWS, Microsoft partners with UW Madison to accelerate AI scientific discovery. Thursday, Microsoft announced it was partnering with Princeton and UW Madison. According to Microsoft, this partnership will combine the agility of a startup, the technology of a global company, and a university’s expertise. Researchers will analyze data, simulate experiments, and uncover new materials more efficiently. Microsoft hopes to use this tech as a possible solution to environmental challenges.

By: Music Journalism Club Every week, our Music Director, Allison, chooses new releases to add to our music library. Here are some recent highlights, presented to you by WSUM’s Music Journalism Club.

By: Music Journalism Club Every week, our Music Director, Allison, chooses new releases to add to our music library. Here are some recent highlights, presented to you by WSUM’s Music Journalism Club. Militarie Gun, God Save The Gun HIGHLIGHT TRACKS: “God Owes Me Money”, “Laugh At Me” GENRE: Post-Hardcore, Alt-Rock, Indie Punk RIYL: Glitterer, Die Spitz, Joyce Manor California outfit Militarie Gun is back and blazing with their third full-length album, God Save The Gun.

By Spencer Teman (@temanspencer) “Jonathan Taylor Colts OCT2022 (cropped)” by All-Pro Reels is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. After another phenomenal performance this past Sunday, Wisconsin’s very own Jonathan Taylor has cemented himself as the NFL’s best running back this season. When it comes to touchdowns, JT is well accustomed to them as he currently leads all running backs with 12 rushing touchdowns and 14 total touchdowns for the 7-1 Indianapolis Colts.

By: Music Journalism Club Every week, our Music Director, Allison, chooses new releases to add to our music library. Here are some recent highlights, presented to you by WSUM’s Music Journalism Club. Hannah Frances, Nestled in Tangles HIGHLIGHT TRACKS: “Life’s Work”, “Falling From Further and Further”, “The Space Between” GENRE: Avant-Folk RIYL: Joni Mitchell, Adrienne Lenker, Hemlock Nestled in Tangles is a beautiful combination of incredible folk songwriting and expansive composition.

By: Cora Linos Queens of the Stone Age: Catacombs Tour – The Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL Words could not possibly do this show justice, but I’ll give it my best shot: Unlike anything I’ve ever experienced: transcendent, ethereal, spellbinding, dangerous–wait, who gave Josh a meat cleaver?? Queens of the Stone Age just left for Europe to continue playing historic theatres on their Catacombs tour.

by: Aniruddh Nambudiri It’s 10:25 pm. I just reached home. I walked the mile back home from the station. Promotions Director Owen Cadwell just finished his show and I managed to catch him on the way out as I shut down everything. I now have the precision down with the stick we use to turn the projector on with the remote just not working so it did not take long to wrap up everything. I am soaking wet from the rain but everything in my bag seems to be okay.

by: Blog Club A few entries from our esteemed blog club members for when the building commemorating bad media finally gets built. Video games, movies, music, all of it is on the table today! The Room (Ceci Dupor) Dubbed the “Citizen Kane of bad movies”, The Room has been a cult classic since its inception. Fans flock to late night screenings where they throw spoons in the air and yell at the screen. The plot follows Johnny and his fiancee, Lisa, who is cheating on him with Johnny’s roommate Mark.

By: Steven Mose Hiromi – keys Adam O’Farrill – trumpet Gene Coye – drums Hadrien Feraud – bass The virtuosic Japanese pianist Hiromi and her band Sonicwonder stopped in Madison at the Wisconsin Union Theater on October 2nd as part of their tour of the States. Hiromi and Sonicwonder have made two albums, 2023’s Sonicwonderland and OUT THERE, which was released in April of this year.

By: Music Journalism Club Every week WSUM’s Music Director, Allison, chooses the best new releases to add to our music library. Here are the second half of September’s highlights, presented to you by the station’s Music Journalism Club.