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(09/22/15 5:30am)
Sometimes the grass is actually browner on the other side. This may be the case for the new lawns of former Wisconsin head football coaches Gary Andersen and Bret Bielema. Bielema and his gut left for Arkansas in 2012, while Andersen bolted for Oregon State just two years later. Both moves seemed puzzling at the time, so allow me to explain why staying at Wisconsin would have been the wiser choice.
(01/30/14 6:02am)
The University of Wisconsin System released a statement Wednesday on behalf of Wisconsin higher education representatives, responding to President Barack Obama’s 2014 State of the Union address, specifically addressing the president’s plan to increase the prevalence of postsecondary degrees.
(04/05/13 3:13pm)
While the weather outside is delightful, the Wisconsin men’s tennis team’s (1-4 Big Ten 10-7 overall) recent performances have been frightful—like Ryan Evans’ free throws frightful. On the tail end of dropping five straight matches—none of which have really been close—and subsequently dropping out of the rankings, the Badgers travel to Columbus Friday to try to pull off a shocker against No. 5 Ohio State (5-0, 20-2). Even though the Badgers have been able to pull off several upsets against Ohio State in other sports, this one appears to be a longshot. The Buckeyes have five nationally ranked singles players, led by No. 4 Peter Kobelt, which does not bode well for the struggling Badgers’ singles squad, as they have combined to earn only one win in a singles match in their last thirty. Even the Badgers’ solid doubles lineup will have a tough time earning the point as Ohio State boasts three nationally ranked doubles pairs. However, in the past, travelling to Columbus has not scared the Badgers too much, as they 14-15 overall at Ohio State, a very respectable record considering Ohio State has not lost a home meet in 10 years. Yes, you read that right, Ohio State has not lost a home meet since April 5, 2003, going for their 164th straight win at home Friday. While defeating Ohio State will require nothing short of a perfect performance, the Badgers have a meet on Sunday that might not necessitate that kind of effort. The Big Ten boasts many strong teams this year, with nine of the twelve teams ranked. However, the Badgers get to face one of those unranked teams Sunday against Penn State (1-4, 7-11) in University Park. The Badgers will not overlook this match, as they will need to make sure they defeat the weaker teams in the conference, especially at University Park, where the Badgers have had success, owning an overall 6-4 record there against the Nittany Lions. Penn St. will also be looking to strengthen their conference record, after just recording their first conference win last week over Iowa. Fully entrenched in conference play, the Badgers will look to make a huge statement to the rest of the Big Ten this weekend as they attempt to even their conference record back to .500.
(03/21/13 7:29am)
Frank Warren, creator of the PostSecret Project, in which people share anonymous confessions on postcards, visited Union South Wednesday as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate’s Distinguished Lecture Series.
(02/28/13 6:13am)
University of Wisconsin-Madison students can show off their best dance moves at the fifth annual Wisconsin Dance Marathon Friday to raise money for the American Family Children’s Hospital.
(04/16/09 6:00am)
The UW School of Medicine and Public Health will no longer be
accepting students into the Clinical Laboratory Science
program.
(11/20/08 6:00am)
The Alcohol License Review Committee voted to approve a liquor
license for a new Gorham Street restaurant Wednesday, the latest
venture of a well-known downtown business owner.
(10/29/08 6:00am)
A group of UW-Madison students are organizing a Mifflin Street
block party for Halloween this Saturday in an effort to provide an
alternative to the Freakfest festivities on State Street and revive
old traditions.
(04/13/07 6:00am)
Environmental experts and activists met at Chamberlain Hall
Thursday to discuss how Wisconsin can combat local global warming
concerns.
(10/25/06 6:00am)
Q: Is there anything I can eat or drink to prevent or cure a
hangover?
(10/15/04 6:00am)
Delays in absentee ballot printing in Wisconsin may mean
soldiers serving in Iraq will not receive their ballots in time,
according to The Capital Times.
(03/06/02 6:00am)
After a competitive weekend in Nebraska, Chad Sorenson and Jaume
Villanueva returned to Madison with championship accolades, $10,000
and increased hopes for business prosperity.