Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Daily Cardinal's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query. You can also try a Basic search
516 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
The Wisconsin softball team (16-7 overall) rallied for six runs in the sixth inning against Loyola University Chicago (4-12) Tuesday as the Badgers stole a thriller 7-6.
The UW women's tennis team suffered their sixth consecutive defeat Thursday after losing 7-0 to No. 3 Notre Dame (1-0 Big East, 15-1 overall) at Nielsen Tennis Center.
Yet another UW team is set to engage in a national tournament. The Wisconsin wrestling team is headed to Auburn Hills, Mich., this weekend in an attempt to make some noise and improve on its 21st place finish a year ago.
South Regional
By Adam Hoge
Heading into an NCAA quarterfinal meeting with the Harvard Crimson, UW women's hockey head coach Mark Johnson has multiple issues facing him: why his top-ranked team received such a tough opponent, how to stop the Crimson's high-powered offense and who to play in goal.
As Drew Neitzel's last second 3-point attempt came up short, Kammron Taylor and the rest of the Badgers could breathe a sigh of relief.
Lisa Stone led her Wisconsin Badgers (7-9 Big Ten, 18-11 overall) to their first winning season since 2002 and now they will have one more shot to prove their mettle against conference foes.
What a week for the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team. After breaking the school record for wins, the Associated Press ranked UW No. 1 in the country for the first time in school history.
On the cover of Culture Warrior,"" between the title's typeface and a huge, half-obscured American flag, looms its author, Bill O'Reilly. The image is strange""why is the photograph just barely out of focus? Why is Bill wearing a shiny blue windbreaker? And is the hair on top of that big, ubiquitous head glowing? Yes, it's positively burning with white hot light.
The UW men's tennis team began a season filled with high expectations by sweeping Butler and Northern Illinois 7-0 and 6-1 respectively in a doubleheader last Saturday at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Most students on the UW campus know who Marcus Landry is. The casual Badger hoops fan is probably well-aware the 6'7' sophomore power forward has played a critical role in Wisconsin's 5-0 start in the Big Ten Conference. Yet it is also quite possible the majority of the rabid fans that make up the Grateful Red student section at the Kohl Center do not know the 21-year-old Milwaukee native is married and the father of two young children.
After stumbling into the break with two ties at St. Cloud State, the Badger women's hockey team regained its balance and began 2007 with four convincing wins against rival Minnesota and East Coast foe Providence.
After a crucial road victory, the No. 7 Wisconsin men's basketball team looks to keep its five-game winning streak intact with a matchup at the Kohl Center against the UW-Milwaukee Panthers tonight.
A two-week layoff nearly behind it, the Wisconsin Badgers men's hockey team will try to put a positive spin on its season this weekend when it goes on the road to face North Dakota in a Western Collegiate Hockey Association series.
The UW volleyball team might have closed its home season last weekend, but the excitement at the UW Field House is not quite over.
If the college basketball season was a meal, the Badgers would have just finished the first course. Games against Mercer, Southern, Delaware State and Florida International may have whetted Wisconsin's appetite, but UW will soon have tougher competition on its plate.
The results are in and the bracket is set for the 2006 NCAA volleyball tournament, which begins next weekend. The No. 10 Wisconsin volleyball team (16-4 Big Ten, 24-6 overall) was placed in the Austin, Texas bracket and received the opportunity to host the first and second rounds. The Badgers' third-place finish in the Big Ten conference—which features five American Volleyball Coaches Association top 25 teams—likely contributed to their high seed in the tournament.
The Wisconsin football team accepted its second straight bid to the Capital One Bowl last Tuesday. While the Badgers are in the top eight in the Bowl Championship Series rankings, a rule precluding three teams from the same conference going to a BCS bowl resigned the Badgers to another trip to Orlando.
Both the UW men's and UW women's cross country teams came away with top-five finishes at the NCAA Championships Monday at LaVern Gibson Cross Country Course in Terre Haute, Ind.
Solutions by The State News
