Football: Badgers face on-field changes in 2014
After the 2013 season brought a new coaching staff and a transition to the 3-4 defense, changes will continue this fall as Wisconsin heads into the 2014 campaign.
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After the 2013 season brought a new coaching staff and a transition to the 3-4 defense, changes will continue this fall as Wisconsin heads into the 2014 campaign.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison introduced a new alcohol policy for UW-sponsored events Thursday, including three major changes to the individual permit process.
A car hit a University of Wisconsin-Madison student while she was biking near East Campus Mall and West Johnson Street on her way to class Monday morning, leaving her hospitalized with a fractured back.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.—Considering the way the Badgers have run the ball this season, their opening drive Saturday was noteworthy. Wisconsin (2-1 Big Ten, 4-2 overall) matched an early Purdue touchdown by marching 75 yards in five plays, including two rushes for 21 yards and three effective play-action-passes. Absent from the whole drive: senior running back Montee Ball.
Former Gov. Tommy Thompson and U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., squared off in the first debate of the U.S. Senate general election campaign Friday night, repeatedly attacking each other’s records while touting their own plans for the economy, health care and other pressing issues facing the country.
The Wisconsin Union Directorate’s Society and Politics Committee hosted a debate Wednesday between members of the group Atheists, Humanists and Agnostics and Badger Catholic, centering on the issues of same-sex marriage, abortion, embryonic stem-cell research and contraception.
Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton held a panel on the state's role in forming global relationships at the Pyle Center Monday, the first of its kind on campus since the Eisenhower administration.
Year after year, senators and congressmen alike receive a small memo from their secretaries with an innocent smiley face or shooting star surrounding the words ""pay raise""! A little victory dance around their cluttered desk and a few jersey shore fist pumps are thrown in celebration, but who do these representatives have to thank? You!
There are many issues facing our country today. They range from terrorism, to our economy, to our national debt. Yet there is one issue that doesn't grab headlines on MSNBC, CNN or Fox. In fact, it often fails to enter the political discussion in this country at all.
Much like the red-hot UW basketball team, the Badger wrestlers will be heading to the state of Indiana this weekend. On Friday evening the No. 13 ranked wrestling team will make it's first Big Ten Network appearance when they take on the Hoosiers in Bloomington, Ind.
The amount of money given to state agencies by special interest groups could become public record, as a bill introduced Monday by state Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, would require lobbyists to disclose the details of their donations.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-For UW football fans who made the trek down to the music capital of the United States, New Year's Eve did not quite seem as festive after a disappointing and somewhat embarrassing end to the 2003 season that left fans mulling over the beer at various Nashville bars wondering what the heck happened that caused the Badgers to take a beating, 28-14.
If the state of Wisconsin is to remain competitive in the new economy, it will have to stimulate growth in high-tech areas, research, retaining its college graduates and promoting investments, according to a recent study by the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance.