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UW admissions policies regarding race are currently being debated.While many state officials oppose affirmative action, proponents of ""comprehensive admissions,"" including Chancellor Wiley, believe it promotes diversity and equality.
The UW volleyball team might have closed its home season last weekend, but the excitement at the UW Field House is not quite over.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting concluded Sunday with discussion of the Growth Agenda for Wisconsin, an appeal for more funding through the Wisconsin GI Bill and awards.
What was supposed to be a walk in the park for the No. 9 Wisconsin men's basketball team in their final exhibition game against Division III opponent Carroll College Wednesday night, turned into a tough matchup. At least until the second half.
In an effort to stop violent activism by animal rights protestors, the U.S. Senate passed the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act Sept. 30.
The UW-Madison ""We Conserve"" campaign is a proposal by the university to cut energy consumption by 20 percent by 2010, supported by the university and the state government and is lacking only in student involvement.
The Wisconsin men's cross country team began their 2006 campaign to repeat as national champions in winning fashion, taking first in the Pioneer Harrier Invitational this past weekend. The women's team also won the Pioneer Harrier Invitational and started off their season on the right foot. The race was hosted by Carroll College in Waukesha, Wis.
The beginning of freshman year in college is never easy—saying goodbye to all your best friends and loved ones and completely starting over is difficult for everyone. But for twins, the separation anxiety may be even worse than most.
Gov. Jim Doyle added the first non-traditional student member along with three new public appointees to the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents Tuesday.
Move over crossword puzzles. More and more students are starting to discover a quirky number game called Sudoku to keep themselves busy during class.
There is no doubt that the most universally known, worn and adored clothing of all time is jeans. Their recognizable styles and brands can be found in every corner of the globe.
The Wisconsin state Senate approved a bill 20 to 13 Tuesday that would allow Wisconsin residents to vote in a public referendum on the death penalty.
Non-Wisconsin residents could pay less tuition to attend all UW System campuses except UW-Madison for the 2006-'07 academic year after the UW System Board of Regents passed a resolution Thursday.
Most of you reading this column right now are UW-Madison students, and like me, you probably keep quiet when your friends from back home talk about how difficult college classes are. You don't need anybody to tell you how smart you are, especially not somebody who is attending Stout or Oshkosh.
U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Green Bay, joined UW-Eau Claire senior and resident assistant Lance Steiger at the state Capitol Tuesday to defend the right of UW System RAs to conduct Bible studies in university residence halls.
Sometimes overlooked, but certainly not overconfident, the Badger wrestling team is 2-0 so far this season, with wins in Green Bay against UW-Oshkosh and at the Pointer Open in Stevens Point.
In 1989, both Barry Alvarez and John Palermo were coaches under Lou Holtz at Notre Dame with Alvarez the defensive coordinator, and Palermo the defensive line coach. Both left South Bend after losing in the Orange Bowl to pursue head coaching jobs. Though Alvarez took over a 2-9 Wisconsin club, Palermo had the harder challenge. He inherited an 0-11 Austin Peay State club, and at the end of Palermo's first season the Governors were exactly where they were when he started, at 0-11.
Advocates of stem cell research said Thursday they were pleased after Gov. Jim Doyle vetoed a bill banning human cloning'a bill they say could have interfered with UW-Madison's stem cell research.
A state audit of UW System employment practices and policies is set to delve into issues such as felons employed at UW schools and backup jobs after the Joint Legislative Audit Committee approved the scope of the study Tuesday.
State lawmakers grilled UW- System President Kevin Reilly on employment practices and policies Tuesday at a public hearing of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee.
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