The No. 10 UW volleyball team suffered its first loss of the season before bouncing back and tallying two more victories this weekend at the BYU Molten Classic Tournament in Provo, Utah.
John Carpenter's 1978 classic is revamped, and it is as gory and gruesome as ever.'
Task force formed to prevent potential attacks releases its report.
Close to 850 residences and nine businesses report damages
If you care at all about our rights as U.S. citizens to access avant-garde, independent or dissenting opinions you should write a letter to your congressman and tell him or her to defend network neutrality.
There's been a lot of talk this year about why the Milwaukee Brewers, who once stood high atop the National League Central Division standings, have fallen out of first place and, quite possibly, out of the playoffs.
First football game goes smoothly for Madison area police.
Ticket holders must register as part of a group.
Quarterback Tyler Donovan and wide receiver Luke Swan were instrumental in helping the No. 7 UW football team win the season opener.'
In just over a year, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell developed a reputation as the no-nonsense leader of America's top sport.
Ranked No. 11 in the CSTV/AVCA Top 25 Coaches poll, Badger volleyball fans have plenty to anticipate as the 2007 season begins.'
UW-Madison's plan to open a new kosher meat kitchen in November represents a positive move toward making Jewish and Muslim students feel comfortable on campus.
The Wisconsin state Legislature remains unable to reach an agreement on the 2007-09 state budget, with little progress having been made over the summer.
Tuition for resident and nonresident undergraduates at UW System schools will increase by 5.5 percent in the 2007-08 school year, the UW Board of Regents decided Aug. 7.
Ogg Hall, the Campus Master Plan's latest edition and the second new campus residence hall in the last 42 years, is open and ready for move-in.
Over the summer, Mayor Dave Cieslewicz, along with other city officials, hiked Halloween ticket prices from $5 to $7 on Saturday, Oct. 27, the day of the event.
UW-Madison's Office of the Registrar sent e-mails Monday to alert some students of final exam time changes.
Instead of reaching out to historically marginalized people, columnist Matt Jividen says the U.S. Congress sidelines would-be students for the sake of the war on drugs.
Recent flooding throughout the State of Wisconsin has prompted urgent action at all levels of government.
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