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University of Wisconsin regents, deans and financial aid officers are relieved the Legislature finalized a state budget Tuesday, but also say its waiting process caused months of stress and falls millions of dollars short of the requested funding.
As comedian George Carlin once said, more"" is an interesting word.
UW-Milwaukee junior Bradley Schultz died Sunday when an off duty police officer killed Schultz and five others at a small house party in Crandon, Wis.
Igal Hendel, a former UW-Madison economics professor, resigned two years ago along with several other professors due to the declining salaries and resources of the university.
As we enter October, there are many signs of the changing seasons. Obviously the weather gets colder, everyone hits their first batch of midterms and football rules our lives while baseball playoff games and the thought of basketball soon to come take a reluctant back seat.
In one of the most memorable Rose Bowls in college football history, a No. 2 Wisconsin squad faced No. 1 University of Southern California in front of a stadium filled with 98,698 fans to determine the national champion on New Year's Day, 1963.
Mother Nature has thrown yet another curve into the wild string of weather in Wisconsin this year.
Following confusion of cancelled College of Letters and Science courses Tuesday, Dean Gary Sandefur said the incident affected a very small number of students.
*Rage Against the Machine*
UW-Madison College of Letters and Science returning and transfer students will have the ability to opt in"" to new Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree requirements, according to a new curriculum required for first-time students beginning this fall.
All incoming UW-Madison College of Letters and Science students must fulfill new requirements for a Bachelor of Arts or Science degree, according to a new curriculum in effect May 21.
Welcome, freshmen, to the great UW-Madison! With the best and brightest minds filling classrooms and first-rate professors, many have called us the Harvard of the Midwest. During your four-year stint at this university, you can expect more of the same... maybe.
It is spring 2027 and after 20 years of career and family building, I find myself back at UW-Madison for the first time in more than 15 years. Having successfully avoided calls and mail from the alumni association for years, my badger-alum husband finally convinced me to at least take a look around. It had been years since I visited, and after picking up a map and information pamphlet at the visitor center, my husband, two kids and I set out to explore. We look around, searching for any familiar landmark.
The very first album I bought when I got to Madison back in 2003—when Johnson Street was one long construction site and Grainger was still a modest, humble little building—was Rufus Wainwright's Want One. One of my first memories of Madison is walking right smack down the middle of Johnson—at that point a giant dirt road, really—and listening to Rufus.
The boys from Oakland are on the brink of history. One more win over Dallas for the bearded wonder Baron Davis and his crew and they become only the third eight-seed in NBA history to upset a one-seed in the playoffs.
Wisconsin became the twelfth state to join a Midwest organization focused on researching, financing and developing alternative energy resources in the form of biofuels last week.
Wisconsinites from around the state came to Madison's Capitol Square Saturday morning for the 2007 opening of the Dane County Farmers' Market.
Before coming aboard to direct himself, Scott Frank's script for the ""The Lookout"" was courted by the likes of Sam Mendes, David Fincher and Michael Mann. Watching the film, it's little wonder why. ""The Lookout"" is a rare thriller for adults—the kind of film that knows carefully drawn characters are far more thrilling than car chases. In a time when one need only turn to the closest multiplex to see that the thriller is a dying genre, ""The Lookout"" breathes new life into the heist film, giving audiences characters they can care about and making the body count count.
A lot of people, especially up here in Packer territory, consider football to be the best professional sport. Back in Chicago, however, there is nothing like the summertime when at least one of the city's two baseball teams is playing at home every day. It's more than that though. There is a war between the Cubs and White Sox even when they aren't playing each other—and that war might reach a peak this year with two quality teams taking the field.
Former Wisconsin Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager and state Democrats attacked state Supreme Court candidate Annette Ziegler at a Democratic Judiciary Campaign Committee conference Thursday, questioning the judge's stock holdings in pharmaceutical companies.
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