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A law firm representing a UW-River Falls student is threatening to sue the university for limiting students’ rights to free speech.
Candidates for seats on state supreme courts refrain from taking on partisan labels, but the judicial races themselves are as partisan as it gets.
Although they transpired under decidedly different circumstances, the story behind each of Wisconsin’s last two trips to the NCAA tournament feature the same exact ending.
As post-election tensions rise nationwide, UW-Eau Claire came under fire for a school policy denying students community service credit for religion-focused volunteer work.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., and U.S. Representative Mark Pocan, D-Wis., spoke at a panel on campus Thursday about the increasing federal debt and the need for citizens, specifically students, to take notice and begin acting to remedy the issue through bipartisanship.
The Wisconsin softball team (0-4 Big Ten, 8-20 overall) will play their first home games of the season Wednesday in a doubleheader against the South Dakota State Jackrabbits (9-22) at Goodman Diamond.
The Madison Surgery Center's six-member board of directors voted unanimously Friday to open a new second-trimester abortion clinic.
The UW-Madison Hospital and Clinics Authority Board's vote Wednesday to implement a second-trimester abortion clinic raised mixed emotions among state community members.
Hundreds of protestors on both sides of the abortion debate clashed Saturday in a heated dispute over the opening of a second-trimester abortion clinic at the Madison Surgery Center.
The University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics may soon open an abortion clinic offering second-trimester abortions.
Prepare yourself for a taste of the theocratic in the near future. Nearly every election cycle, prominent church figures walk a fine line between an Internal Revenue Service mandate and the right to free speech when they begin to get political in their pulpits. Despite the government's opposition to religious figures endorsing candidates, the preachers are fighting back en masse.
UW-Madison's Roman Catholic Foundation student group sued the university again Monday, claiming administrators violated a previous settlement and continue to oust the group for its religious nature.
A settlement was reached in the UW Roman Catholic Foundation federal lawsuit against the UW System Board of Regents and four UW-Madison administrators Thursday.
A Madison man arrested in the beating of a local nightclub owner with the butt of a sawed off shotgun was sentenced Wednesday to 30 months in prison, followed by three years of probation.
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