Although the UW men's basketball team jumped out to a 24-point lead in the second half of Saturday's game, they still had to fight off a feisty Northwestern team to the bitter end of their 69-52 victory.'
Following a weekend theft putting state lawmakers at risk for identity theft, one politician is demanding action and calling for a state audit to investigate security practices at the Capitol and government offices.'
This guy isn't your ordinary Bears fan.'
More women are making their ""whey"" into the Wisconsin cheese industry, according to Jeanne Carpenter, spokesperson for the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.'
Kevin Barnes bares his emotions like never before on Of Montreal's latest, Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? Written during a year in which Barnes separated from and then reconciled with his wife, Hissing Fauna reveals Barnes without his signature fanciful characters and his ""variety of whimsical verse,"" as one of the band's earlier albums was subtitled.
The UW men's basketball team saw its 17-game win streak come to an end Wednesday night at Indiana.'
Brats, cheese curds, beerA-A-. Each is a major food group in a Wisconsinite's diet, and when it comes to deterring obesity, the state is receiving a below par grade according to a new study.
Mayor Cieslewicz has made a decision that is wise both politically and practically. The mayor has proposed that the city hold a binding referendum on the proposal developed by his streetcar committee this summer.'
Internships are hot these days. They're almost required for an entry-level job, they hardly pay well, are modern-day forms of slave labor, and now, just when the internship formula of coffee grabbing, photocopy making and covert facebooking was perf'
""Eh"" is what one would say after tasting a fine wine immediately after opening the bottle, and ""eh"" is what bloggers and music critics have been spitting out all over the web after a premature taste of Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah's newest album, Some Loud Thunder.
A boring and clichAcd love story of forbidden love between the supernatural and humans, ""Blood and Chocolate"" is as bad as its laughable name. Based on the successful young adult novel by Annette Curtis Klause, the movie focuses on 19-year-old Vivian (Agnes Brucker), teenage girl by day and dangerous werewolf by night, and her struggle to choose between life as a mortal or as a ""loup-garoux,"" running wild at night with her pack.
Days following the March for Peace protest in Washington, D.C., members of the International Socialist Organization gathered to debate ongoing questions involving the war in Iraq.
The state Assembly voted in favor of banning the ""Frankenstein Veto"" in a 71-25 vote Thursday. The veto is a line-item veto that allows the governor to cross out words and parts of sentences of proposed bills, which critics have said allows hi'
Nigel Goodwan, 29, led police on a car chase Tuesday night on Madison's east side, resulting in Goodwan crashing his car into a tree and police recovering marijuana from his car.'
Starting today, The Daily Cardinal will profile each of the four candidates with a Q&A segment before the Feb. 20 primary election, which narrows the race to two. First, is incumbent Mayor Dave Cieslewicz.
Although the Associated Students of Madison continued its ongoing battle against UW System policy Wednesday night by officially approving the budgets of all General Student Services Fund organizations, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley will most likely str'
Columnist Jon Bortin presents an easy way to find yourself getting arrested for trying to meet your favorite player.'
Sports Editor Zach Kukkonen says Roger Federer is one of the greatest athletes in the world but is still not appreciated enough.'
The Wisconsin women's basketball team (5-5 Big Ten, 16-7 overall) had a rude awakening Thursday evening as Indiana (3-7, 14-9) ended its five game losing streak at Assembly Hall 83-56.
Two UW football starters will miss the spring season after suffering shoulder injuries.'
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