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In response to the recent controversy surrounding the Memorial Union Reinvestment project, members of the project committee announced changes to the facility will increase efficiency and functionality while retaining the building's historical charm.
The military's controversial ""Don't Ask, Don't Tell"" policy is officially repealed Tuesday. Twenty-two years ago, UW-Madison became the first major university to officially criticize military policy toward gays and lesbians.
Blake Succa: The Wisconsin defense will have to reduce the number of mental errors and mistakes if they wish to get back to winning.
PREFACE
Class of 2015, as you venture through the first few weeks at UW-Madison, you may now be realizing Wisconsin stereotypes about cow farms and cheese are not all true, while rumors about alcoholism and rednecks are very accurate. The school is everything ‘College Life' made it seem to be.
Hipsters. I vote them the second most interesting creatures to ever walk this planet. The first is without a doubt the three-toed sloth, but that's another story. Hipsters are the absolute pinnacle of people-watching, and I'm so glad they have graced us with their presence over the past five years.
Do signs and posters of WUD around campus have you saying WTF? Well, I'm here to help.
You'll have to look elsewhere this weekend if you want to see singing nuns or children frolicking in the hills of Austria. Instead, ""[title of show],"" a modern one-act musical, will be playing at the Mitchell Theatre. This meta-theater production ran in Madison over the summer and is being brought back for a two-weekend run.
Mayor Paul Soglin announced at Tuesday's Common Council meeting he will not repeal the Habitually Intoxicated Persons' List, due to strong opposition from Common Council.
For many, the death of ""Muppets"" creator Jim Henson in 1990 passed the decades-old franchise into the realm of nostalgia, an indelible cultural songbook shielded from the ravages of modern tastes. Yet while the Muppets: The Green Album's conceit of mixing classic Muppet anthems with the likes of Weezer or The Fray might ring as exploitative, the result is an uneven but pleasantly sunny romp that showcases more the strength in the original songwriting than the vanity of its multi-platinum stars.
Wisconsin football head coach Bret Bielema dismissed reserve defensive linemen Jake Irwin Tuesday after university police arrested the redshirt freshman, saying he was involved in a fight outside the Red Gym.
Thirty million dollars. That's the most recent estimate of the amount of money spent on the August recall elections. To put that into perspective, Wisconsin's deficit estimate this past spring, which triggered the budget repair bill and waves of protests, was $137 million. The money spent on these special elections would have solved 20 percent of that budget crisis and would have been enough to cover the average salaries of 646 teachers in one year.
Amid divided opinions on the proposed New Badger Partnership on campus, UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin met with students and community members Friday to discuss their concerns about the proposal.
The Wisconsin softball team's historic struggles against powerhouse Michigan continue after being swept by the No. 2 ranked Wolverines with a 9-1 defeat in five innings in game one and a 2-1 loss in game two.
HERE I AM. It is 3:27 a.m. on Monday, May 2. I am in the process of writing a paper for class. The opening quote, from ""Comparative Studies on Intersubjectivity in Modern Art:"" ""As the self opens up to the other, while also offering itself per se, it cannot avoid being altered, and, by the same token, constitutes itself as an ever dynamic, changing self, rather than a foreclosed individuality.""
Monday April 27, 1981
Fans of Los Angeles-based musician Alfred Darlington, a.k.a Daedelus, are quick to emphasize the DJ's continual defiance of genre. He mixes elements of jazz, rock, dubstep, film clips and ambient noise—critics claim he mixes with abandon for an eclectic repertoire. Whether you believe that or not, the trend of listen-ability is one he fully continues in Bespoke, a Ninja Tune release that exemplifies Daedelus at his best and most controversial.
Recall petitions against three Democratic senators and one more Republican were filed with the Government Accountability Board Thursday, bringing the total count of state senators facing potential recall elections up to eight.
Every day, the national debt rises by $4 billion. This is an astounding number by any account, and one that is unsustainable for a healthy economy. In response to this spiraling plunge, a number of our nation's most prominent politicians have put forth plans to single-handily eliminate the deficit and get America back on the ""Path to Prosperity."" Like a peanut gallery playing a game of hot potato, the Democrats and Republicans continue to disagree about the right combination of cuts and tax increases, offering wildly different proposals with little chance of reconciliation.
Three weeks after Lisa Stone was let go from her position as Wisconsin women's basketball head coach, Barry Alvarez and the UW Athletic Department announced they have hired Stanford assistant coach Bobbie Kelsey as the program's new leader.
Solutions by The State News
