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U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis., wrote a letter to Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen Friday expressing concern over Van Hollen's plan to deploy assistant attorneys general and special agents to the polls Tuesday.
City officials responded Wednesday to a student movement to combine elements of two of Madison's biggest parties - Freakfest and the Mifflin Street Block Party - into one celebration for a Halloween block party on Mifflin Street Saturday.
By Jon Spike
City officials are complaining that some Badger fans drunk dialed"" them from the Stadium Bar Oct. 11 after the bar posted phone numbers to their outdoor big screen TV following the Penn State football game.
The University of Wisconsin marching band played at Lambeau Field for the half time show Oct. 19, anxious to improve their reputation after hazing allegations led to their suspension two weeks ago.
How did we get to where we are today? Has some kind of mistake been made, or am I just getting to the age when things make less sense, because I can't help but thinking that absurdity has somehow taken precedence. It is a disbelief - disbelief in what I hear, read, watch and observe about current happenings in our country.
In the Jewish religion, the days or weeks between the two holiest days of the year, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, serve as time to reflect back on the past year's wrongdoings and ask for God's forgiveness.
University officials unveiled MillerCoors' $100,000 brewing equipment donation to the UW-Madison bacteriology department at the Microbial Sciences Building Wednesday.
Driving around a residential block in Madison several times in search of a parking space has become the norm of late, as many students exceed the two-hour street parking limit without a permit and do not receive a written violations for it.
After a major fire destroyed the Sigma Phi Epsilon house in May, the fraternity will begin the fall semester with only charred remains of a home at 237 Langdon Street, but efforts to rebuild the structure are already underway.
So you are a freshman new to Madison - you have heard about the easy classes to take, and you know where you want to live. But, most importantly, where do you want to eat when you get here? There are so many restaurants on and near campus. Some are amazing, some are good and others you should not waste your appetite at. It can be a daunting task to choose where to eat, but to get the full taste of Madison you need to be a little adventurous. You can always eat fresh at Subway, but to eat well there are many other restaurants and dishes to try. Here is the inside dish on the best of Madison cuisine.
The first of four chancellor finalists met with students, faculty and community members Monday as part of the public process in the search for UW-Madison's next chancellor.
City officials are pushing for a revamp of the Mifflin Street Block Party, including possible sponsorship of the event, after hitting a record number of arrests at the 40th annual event Saturday.
Scandals regarding steroids are becoming commonplace in today's society. Athletes struggling to attain pinnacle performance take growth hormones in order to obtain the body of a superior competitor. Yet competition on the farmlands has also fallen victim to the pressure of producing gains not achieved by normal body forms.
The Mifflin Street Block Party is coming up soon. If I remember correctly, the block party is pretty fun, but then again, anyone who says they can remember being at the Mifflin Street Block Party obviously wasn't there.
The Conklin House, a historic Madison landmark, moved from its original location on North Mills to its new home on East Mifflin Street Sunday to accommodate construction of a new apartment complex.
Recently the transient population in Madison has been put in the spotlight for being a potential culprit of the tragic cold-blooded murders of Brittany Zimmermann and Joel Marino.
Recently the transient population in Madison has been put in the spotlight for being a potential culprit of the tragic cold-blooded murders of Brittany Zimmermann and Joel Marino.
After the shooting at Virginia Tech almost a year ago, UW-Madison students banded together to form the UW-Madison chapter of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.
With the flick of his tool he cuts, incises, conjoins and, ultimately, creates - creates what some view as an abomination of power.
Solutions by The State News
