Wisconsin is one step closer to having the toughest regulations in the nation on working conditions for young adults and college students whose summer jobs include door-to-door sales. The state Senate passed a bill with such regulations in a 28-5 vote Tue'
The state Assembly voted Tuesday against sending a new bill to the Joint Finance Committee after an all-day session. The bill would give the state more licensing control over the cable market, while at the same time foster competition.
In this week's \Going Back to Kali,"" Laura discusses her love for the T.V. show ""Man vs. Wild.""'
UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley will address the UW Athletic Department's deal with Adidas and the Hermosa factory situation Wednesday at noon at a Labor Licensing Policy Committee in 260 Bascom Hall. '
The No. 40 UW men's tennis team looks to stay hot Friday as it takes on No. 41 Penn State in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament at 9 a.m. at Schwartz Tennis Center at Purdue.'
Barring injury or indictment, Barry Bonds will almost certainly break Hank Aaron's all-time home run record this season.
With the start of a new growing season, many students and area residents participate in Community Supported Agriculture to show support for local farmers and the environment.'
The Wisconsin softball team travels to Michigan this weekend to face both Michigan State and No. 9 Michigan.'
For head coach Patti Henderson and the Wisconsin women's tennis team (0-10 Big Ten, 4-16 overall), the time to rise to the occasion is now as the team prepares for the 2007 Big Ten Championship Thursday in Minneapolis. The Badgers are seeded 11th and will take on the Purdue Boilermakers, the six seed, in their first-round matchup.
Double secret probation, you ask? Dancing around in togas singing the lyrics, ""A little bit softer now?"" Get the ""Animal House"" stereotype out of your head, fellow Badger. When it comes to good deeds, we put Bluto's reputatio'
UW-Madison students gathered inside Ingraham Hall Tuesday night rather than the scheduled location on Library Mall to spite the rain and still participate in the ""Night in a Box: Homelessness Hits Home"" event.'
The ups and downs of being a parent on a college campus'
In wake of the Virginia Tech tragedy, parents worry about their children and whether UW-Madison would react appropriately if such a dangerous event were to occur here. The UW-Madison system recently started a review of the campus' current security p'
The state Assembly voted Tuesday against sending a new bill to the Joint Finance Committee after an all-day session. The bill would give the state more licensing control over the cable market, while at the same time foster competition.
Madison police have found a possible lead in the case involving a ""dark-colored minivan"" that reportedly struck an MATC student on the corner of South Park Regent streets, eventually leading to the student's death.'
UW-Madison alum Jason Salerno is not just an Ali G fan—as he proclaimed Tuesday at a lecture in the Social Science Building. He also works for the United States government. Salerno has been a special agent for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for nine years now.
Joe disagrees with a bill in the state Senate that proposes a 21-cent tax on soft drinks.'
Badger fans across campus expressed both anger and confusion with the UW-Madison Athletic Department Wednesday after discovering season football tickets had sold out before knowing they had even gone on sale.'
The Madison Streetcar Study Committee met Tuesday evening to hear the results of the Madison Streetcar Feasibility Study, which has been ongoing since 2005.'
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