On April 11, 2007, the Senate passed a bill that would potentially loosen restrictions on stem cell research. Following the 63 to 34 vote in favor of the bill, Gov. Jim Doyle and nine other governors sent President Bush personal letters asking him to refr'
Beyond April, each of us can take part in ending sexual violence by always asking for consent, respecting desires or ability to consent, intervening on behalf of others facing sexual harm, or helping to create an informed campus dialogue for change around'
Despite a disastrous war in Iraq and a litany of other problems in the world, student protest movements today are relatively tame compared to the massive demonstrations over civil rights and Vietnam in the 1960s. Have students really lost all interest in '
The practice of payola has been going on since the invention of the radio, but two years ago Wisconsin Democratic Senator Russ Feingold introduced legislation to Congress that tried to bring a real end to a practice that has monopolized music and closed o'
Holding signs emblazoned with letters reading, ""Students and Workers Unite for Justice,"" members of UW-Madison's Student Labor Action Coalition marched up Bascom Hill Thursday afternoon to rally support for Hermosa factory workers and to'
Caroline dines out in England over Spring Break.'
A statewide smoking ban proposal, introduced Wednesday would require all indoor work and public places to become smoke-free, leaving some bar owners up in smoke. '
The Carillon Tower will have its bells ring simultaneously with those of universities around the country today at 11:00 a.m., in front of the Sewell Social Science Building. '
Tears were shed as students, parents and teachers mourned Monday's Virginia Tech shooting at a memorial vigil held Wednesday night in Bascom Hall.'
UW System President Kevin Reilly announced Wednesday that in light of the deadly shootings at Virginia Tech, UW-Madison Police Chief Sue Riseling will lead a committee to review security procedures at all UW System campuses, according to the Associated Pr'
After walking out of their classes at 1 p.m. Wednesday in protest of the war in Iraq and rallying students down State Street, more than 40 members of UW-Madison's Campus Anti-war Network staged an all-night sit-in at U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl's, D-Wis., Madison office.
The Madison Police Department and FBI are working together to solve a telephone scam affecting numerous Associated Bank members who have lost money from their bank accounts.'
Columnist Jon Bortin discusses the Virginia Tech tragedy and its relation to the sports world.'
CBS fired Don Imus for doing what broadscasters pay him to do—make racy and insensitive comments. His radio show was part of the ""shock-jock"" niche, as people listened in because they wanted to hear what the jock would say next. Imus has made a living denigrating people of color, different religions and women.
Everything bad in life — speeding, fake tans, leather jackets, NASCAR, Indiana — is closely correlated with coffee.'
Antonio Pope appeared in court Thursday for what was supposed to be a plea hearing detailing punishments for his alleged sexual assault of two women near the UW-Madison campus last semester.
The Madison Downtown Coordinating Committee voted 7 to 5 in favor of recommending the city's proposed Alcohol License Density Plan to the Alcohol License Review Committee Thursday night.'
It is open season for comic book collectors, sports enthusiasts and rare-jewelry aficionados alike, as the Wisconsin State Treasurer's Office launched its annual auction Tuesday, using eBay for the first time.'
Despite rainy weather, the 11th annual nationwide Day of Silence brought quiet and colorful high school and college students together Wednesday in a march from Library Mall to the Capitol.'
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