The Wisconsin women's hockey team finished its dominant 2006-'07 campaign with another national championship, beating the Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs 4-1 Sunday for its second straight NCAA title in Lake Placid, New York. '
UW's Final Four goal fell short at the United Center Sunday, but afterward no one could discredit the accomplishments of the 2006-'07 Wisconsin Badgers.'
After a 16-day break and a first-round bye, the Wisconsin women's basketball team kept its WNIT championship hopes alive by defeating Arkansas State in the second round Sunday night at the Kohl Center 77-45.'
In what has seemingly become a weekly occurrence, another UW athletic squad has performed very well in their respective national tournament. This time, the UW wrestling team finished 13th overall in the NCAA championships and one Badger, junior Craig Henn'
Where old age meets fulfillment, friendship meets love and sea foam meets the shore, Roger Michell's ""Venus"" stands with frank, exquisite beauty. Peter O'Toole's Oscar nomination came well-deserved for his portrayal as Maurice, an aging veteran actor with a lumpy prostate and particular taste for pleasure.
The Wisconsin women's hockey team looks to capture its second consecutive NCAA championship this weekend at the Frozen Four in Lake Placid, New York.
After indicted Kenosha businessman Dennis Troha pleaded not guilty Wednesday, the Capital Times furthered the ongoing investigation of a possible link between Troha and Gov. Jim Doyle. '
This year's District 8 alder hopefuls squared off Thursday night in a Q&A-style debate held in the Red Gym. Candidates Eli Judge and Lauren Woods, both UW students, spoke on a number of student-centered topics.
ST. PAUL, Minn.—Senior goaltender Brian Elliott extended his UW career at least two more games by shutting out Michigan Tech Thursday to reach the Western Collegiate Hockey Conference semi-finals for the second consecutive season. His shutout was his fifth of the season and the 16th of his career, tying the WCHA record for career shutouts.
Some student groups are still concerned UW-Madison is not taking enough action to confront Adidas on sweatshop abuses, even after the university agreed Wednesday to investigate first-hand the treatment of workers making UW gear.
Madison police suspect two child enticement cases in the last two days are linked to one perpetrator. '
Sports columnist Jon Bortin explains why the Milwaukee Bucks firing head coach Terry Stotts was a good idea.'
In the 67-year history of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, a 15 seed has upset a 2 seed four times. Friday, the Wisconsin Badgers hope to avoid being the fifth.'
New legislation introduced Thursday calls for an update to the current state law regarding volunteer firefighters who die in the line of duty. This proposal would provide benefits for the families of those who suffer fatal heart or respiratory ailments wh'
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.'
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