With winter winding down, many bike trails around the city are beaten up and blocked by messy puddles. However, park officials say the trails will be back in shape by bike season. '
St. Patrick's Day celebrations will paint Madison green this weekend with Irish festivities.
March Madness is sweeping the country and two state lawmakers have recognized the fury, by crafting a new bill that would allow employees to bet on sports in the workplace.
Madison police said early Wednesday morning a man kicked down the door at an unknown apartment complex on the 500 block of Johnson Street.'
By lowering its sky-high licensing fees, WARF allows for further stem cell advancement, even though it may cost the state in the long-run.'
Not much can convince me that a class before 9:55 a.m. is worth taking. I always had a strict policy against taking early classes, until I was tempted by the timetable, 14 open spots beckoning me — Ballet I.'
Give Adidas the boot, Student Labor Action Coalition members cried throughout Bascom Hall Wednesday afternoon during the organization's second rally in less than a month protesting the university's deal with the athletic apparel company.'
What do you do after leading one of the most popular doo-wop revival groups of the '60s and '70s? If you are Jon ""Bowzer"" Bauman, former leader of Sha Na Na, you lead the charge to protect the artists that inspired you — and un'
In two weeks, students will flock to exotic destinations, leaving Madison just in time to miss city elections. But before students shed layers for warmer climates, local candidates are reminding them to ""Vote Naked"" with an absentee ballot.
The Associated Students of Madison Student Council approved the Recreational Sports, University Health Services and Wisconsin Union budgets at its meeting Wednesday.'
Now that the UW Roman Catholic Foundation has increased student membership of its leadership board under the orders of a federal court, UW-Madison's Student Organization Office should grant the foundation Registered Student Organization status ""very soon,"" according to UWRCF Director Tim Kruse.
With students from all 50 states and more than 100 countries, UW-Madison has become nationally and globally recognized. Yes, even coasties get some of the credit.'
""Hair"" is a rock musical depicting the values, character and overall essence of the 1960s hippie generation. But that's not why it's famous. ""Hair"" has earned the pseudonym of ""that naked musical"" because it features completely uncensored full-frontal nudity.
The UW System Board of Regents is looking for a student to fill the Student Regent seat that will open on May 1, 2007. '
The Wisconsin women's basketball team (19-12) has earned its third bid in program history to compete in the Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) with a first round bye. The Badgers will host round two of the tournament at the Kohl Center Sunday at 4:30 p.m., playing the winner of Arkansas State and Murray State, which will be decided tonight on Arkansas State's home court.
In her letter to the editor on Monday, College Republicans Chair Erica Christenson voiced criticisms concerning political bias and the speaker choices of the Distinguished Lecture Series. Errors in Erica's assertions must be rectified before this is'
The UW wrestling team starts the NCAA Championships Thursday in Ann Arbor, Mich.'
Realizing spring break is only weeks away, Caroline tries out fad diets in hopes of looking foxy for the beaches.'
For students on a budget, eating 100 percent organic foods can be difficult. However, some food products contain less pesticides and can be purchased in conventional form if money is an issue.'
When it comes to famous objects of high culture and human achievement, like the Mona Lisa or the Colosseum, we accept that knowledge and recognition of their images sometimes comes at an unavoidable distance. We may not quite understand the magnitude of the pyramids unless we are standing directly next to them, preferably while accompanied by a camel.
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