it would begin a new publication schedule by publishing two print issues per week while also moving to a new online platform, effective with the start of the spring semester. The new publishing schedule, following a similar cut in print publishing by the Herald the previous year, left the UW-Madison campus without a daily newspaper print edition for the first time in decades. Official historyIt Doesn't End With Us, the official history of The Daily Cardinal, was published in 2007. Notable alumni Lowell Bergman, former 60 Minutes producer and tobacco industry whistleblower, portrayed in The Insider by Al Pacino; 2004 Pulitzer Prize winner; 2000, 2003 Peabody Award winner Walt Bogdanich, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner (1988, 2005, 2008) Rita Braver, senior correspondent, CBS News Sunday MorningJohn Darnton, New York Times features editor, 1982 Pulitzer Prize winner Thomas Derpinghaus, Wall Street Journal Editor,(2015–Present) Scott Dikkers, co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Onion, Jim's Journal cartoonist Laurence Eklund, Milwaukee Journal Washington bureau chief 1947-1970 Milton Erickson, psychiatrist Sue Evans, Owner, Northwest Media Allies David Fine co-conspirator of the Sterling Hall bombing H. Jack Geiger, medical scholar and human rights activist Peter Greenberg, CBS news travel editor, multi Emmy Award winner Jeff Greenfield, CBS senior political analyst Adam Horowitz, co-executive producer of LostBen Karlin, former The Daily Show executive producer; 2000, 2004 Peabody Award winner Andy Katz, ESPN senior basketball writer John Kovalic, Dork Tower cartoonist Karl E. Meyer, former New York Times editorial board member Edwin Newman, NBC anchorman Danny Peary, film critic and author of the Cult Movies book series Richard Schickel, film critic, TimeAnthony Shadid, New York Times reporter, two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize, including in 2004 for his Washington Post coverage of the Iraq War Paul Soglin, former Madison mayor Stephen Thompson, NPR music producer and former The A.V. Club editor Neal Ulevich, 1977 Pulitzer Prize winner Dave Umhoefer, 2008 Pulitzer Prize winner Dan Vebber, writer and supervising producer of American Dad!, writer for the 78th annual Academy Awards References Further reading Hantschel, Allison. It Doesn't End With Us: The Story of the Daily Cardinal. How a College Newspaper’s Fight for Freedom Changed Its University, Challenged Journalism, and Influenced Hundred of Lives''. Westminster, MD: Heritage Books, 2007. External links Daily Cardinal Alumni Association Publications established in 1892 Newspapers published in Wisconsin University of Wisconsin–Madison Student newspapers published in Wisconsin