Sept. 11 tests free speech on nation's campuses
Less than five months after the terrorist attacks that would forever change the United States, issues that resulted on college campuses across the country seem to be settling down.
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Less than five months after the terrorist attacks that would forever change the United States, issues that resulted on college campuses across the country seem to be settling down.
Even though winter has yet to hit Madison, students know that when it does, they are going to pay for it'literally. The cold weather means turning up the heat and in turn, higher utility bills.
The Madison Police Department confirmed in a statement Monday that UW quarterback Brooks Bollinger was a victim in a disturbance in the Frances Street area early Sunday morning.
It is the busiest travel week of the year, but traveling around the country this Thanksgiving will be quite different than in the past.
In another step in the process of approving student organization budgets for the 2002-'03 school year, the Associated Students of Madison approved all budgets brought before them by ASM's Student Services Finance Committee with no amendments at their meeting Thursday.
UW-Madison administrators are circulating a memo among faculty and staff giving them instructions as to what to do if approached by federal agencies for confidential student records.
Two separate crimes that occurred on State Street last weekend are being called racially motivated by the Madison Police Department.
As Americans re-evaluate the U.S. relationship with other nations since the events of Sept. 11, one country many feel passionately about is Israel. The desire of UW-Madison students for information regarding the situation in the Middle East is growing, according to student organization leaders.
While the anthrax scare hits Americans, another threat of bioterrorism may have the potential of attacking America as well.
As another Homecoming week came to a close Sunday, students were left with a mix of emotions varying from pride for the success of the celebration to concern regarding some controversial aspects of the week's festivities.
As the world focuses its attention on the current political situation in Afghanistan, educators from across the globe convened in Madison this weekend to discuss issues they never realized would be so pertinent.
As the Taliban emerged with a tenuous grip on power in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s, they recruited thousands of Pakistani religious school graduates across the two nations' porous border to fight for the regime's cause.
A 'never talked about' topic was the subject of discussion for a group of UW-Madison students Wednesday.
As the United States continues to build its military presence in the Middle East in anticipation of an operation in Afghanistan, many Americans, especially those of draft age, have wondered whether they or their loved ones may be called on for military service.
The acts of terrorism that swept across New York City and Washington, D.C., Tuesday led to close calls and tense moments for some residents of those cities who spent the day in the shadows of the devastation.
Camp Randall Stadium could see major changes as early as next season when a $99.8 million renovation begins, UW-Madison officials told the Madison Plan Commission Monday.
In a meeting held to decide whether to confirm Madison Mayor Sue Bauman's seven nominees for the 13-member board of the new Cultural Arts District, the Common Council Organizational Committee voted yesterday to send its suggestions to the mayor for her consideration.