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The Wisconsin Supreme Court will review the validity of the state constitutional amendment passed in 2006 banning same-sex marriage and civil unions Tuesday.
Craig Houston, a UW-Madison student, was killed in a motorcycle accident Saturday Oct. 24 near Oshkosh, Wis.
Over $74,400 in inappropriate purchases made by state employees on items, including a vacation package to Las Vegas, a personal laptop and expensive tickets to a theater production, were identified by the Legislative Audit Bureau Wednesday in an audit of purchasing card use.
After being sexually assaulted on campus by a summer acquaintance in the fall of 2008, a UW-Madison female student walked to her classes, feeling unsafe and consumed with anxious thoughts.
The first two parts of this Madison landlord series (see part one and part two) looked closely at MPM's subtle accounting flaws, photo ordinance omissions and controversial interpretations of ""normal wear and tear."" These problems can be tricky for tenants to spot. Maintenance problems are a different story.
Although state agencies allocate most federal funds properly, an audit conducted recently by the Legislative Audit Bureau revealed state agencies mishandled federal grants in a few significant areas during the 2007-'08 fiscal year.
Officials and student leaders from UW-Madison are gearing up to participate in a month-long campaign to promote sexual assault awareness on campus, set to begin April 2.
The UW System Board of Regents discussed increasing tuitions, decreasing endowments and a larger-than-expected budget for the construction of the new Union South at a meeting Friday.
Although UW-Madison students leave in the summer, people lobbying for student interests at the Capitol are on the job all year long.
Filming of the 1930's-era crime movie Public Enemies"" outside the Capitol building began Monday, bringing Madison residents a little closer to Hollywood during the day-long shoot.
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Chancellor Richard Wells withdrew his application for the top position at a Pennsylvania college system Friday, meaning the opening for UW System chancellors will remain at five.
The UW Athletic Department and head coach Lisa Stone announced the addition of a new but familiar women's basketball assistant coach Thursday.
The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh chancellor stated Monday he is a finalist for another position in Pennsylvania, making him the sixth possible UW System chancellor to leave his or her position in one year.
Three Madison lawmakers are part of the leadership team coordinating the Assembly Democrats' efforts for the November 2008 election, according to an announcement Wednesday.
No Call List"" Bill
Gov. Jim Doyle is seeking applicants to serve as the nontraditional student member of the UW System Board of Regents, the governing body of the 26 UW System schools.
This weekend, the No. 28 UW men's tennis team will begin a treacherous five-match road swing with non-conference duels against No. 14 Wake Forest and No. 20 North Carolina State.
Universal Studio representatives visited Madison Sunday in search of classic cars to use in the upcoming film Public Enemies,"" starring Johnny Depp as infamous bank robber John Dillinger.
The UW System Board of Regents discussed the emerging College Portrait initiative Thursday, highlighting a feature that would measure how much students learn between their freshman and senior years in college.
The UW System announced Wednesday it will launch a website to help prospective students compare UW colleges and universities statewide.
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