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After leaning over the balcony of a house party at 453 Mifflin St. the evening of Saturday, Aug. 28, UW-Madison freshman Jason Gratzl fell two stories and sustained critical injuries on what was his first night in Madison.
UW-Madison police are searching for two \persons of interest"" in the August 29 vandalism of Witte Hall, according to a press release.
Empty bottles of Jack Daniels and Bacardi Razz will no longer decorate UW-Madison dorm rooms.
Fire alarms and sprinklers abruptly interrupted the sound sleep of many residents of Witte Hall early Saturday morning.
UW-Madison University Housing has taken another step in ensuring safety for dorm residents, with the installation of new security measures in the southeast dorms of Ogg, Sellery and Witte, designed to both deter and prevent crime.
Fear: A feeling of anxiety caused by the presence or imminence of danger, and, most recently, an emotion displayed by students of UW Madison's southeast residence halls. In light of the assault of a young woman Jan. 26 in Ogg Hall, as well as the alleged attack made on a female by her boyfriend, a UW football player, many would expect a display of concern from UW officials. However, any security measures taken following the recent events have been subtle, if evident at all.
During a time when UW-Madison students are voicing dormitory and campus security concerns, University Housing has begun installing security cameras in dormitories and has teamed up with UW Police to make students more aware of safety precautions.
With registration for next semester starting, dreams of changing residence may be prevalent, especially for those having roommate problems or landlord troubles. Whether looking for next semester or next school year, people are already searching for their future abode.
As was recently reported in campus newspapers across the country, dorm porn is alive and well. For some, it's just too tempting to hook up that digital video camera and live-stream a steamy masturbation session to your boyfriend and a few other onlookers on the web.
A UW-Madison sophomore was found dead outside of Sellery Hall Jan. 1 at approximately 12:30 p.m. The student was identified as Mark Mueller, a 20-year-old computer science major from Monroe, Wis.
A Witte Residence Hall housefellow said he believes University Housing terminated him because of his unpopular views about funding for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Campus Center.
A fire occurred at Witte Residence Hall Nov. 7 in a resident's dorm room.
With the recent racial attacks made on one of the house fellows in Witte Residence Hall, our bad campus climate has once again been put under the spotlight. Diversity on this campus has been a huge issue for years; photo alteration and David Horowitz controversy to name a few incidents. My feelings about all of these issues have been mixed. But all of them make it painfully evident that this campus not only is not diverse enough, but the climate is so strained that it is difficult for the existing diversity to establish one community. The photograph altering was a sad attempt by the university to make campus seem diverse, and it was wrong and dishonest, but the intentions weren't evil. Our campus climate is strained and they were trying to make campus seem more diverse to attract minority students. But if I were someone of an ethnic minority, I don't know how interested I would be in going to a school where the only diversity they can offer me, is myself.
UW Police named a suspect Thursday in an investigation regarding harassing phone calls made to Witte Residence Hall housefellow Daniel Steinbring.
Halloween is stereotypically seen as a day of fun when people can dress as something they aren't. However, it is stereotypes that are problematic for many students.
Race issues need action
With the recent racial attacks made on one of the housefellows in Witte Residence Hall, our poor campus climate has once again been put under the spotlight. Diversity on this campus has been a huge issue for years. A photo alteration on the university admissions booklet and the David Horowitz controversy are among the few in recent years. My feelings about all of these issues have been mixed. But they make it painfully evident that this campus not only is not diverse enough, but the climate is so strained that it is difficult for the existing diversity population to establish one community.
So there I was, relaxing at the Rathskeller after completing a midterm. A Spotted Cow in one hand and a copy of the Onion in the other. Now, the Rathskeller is probably not one of the best places to hold a private conversation due to the structure of the place, which allows conversations to be easily overheard. As it so happened, I overheard two ladies converse about the racial incident that occurred over at Witte. A black housefellow was told to go home because he was a
UW-Madison students gathered to discuss the racial climate on campus Wednesday night at Witte Residence Hall.
Solutions by The State News
