The four dean of students finalists visited UW-Madison during the past few weeks. Each spent two days meeting and interviewing with students and staff. The person selected will replace Alicia ' ¦
Involvement outside of class personalizes college experience
Great food just a few blocks from State Street'
Mark Johnson, a former assistant coach under former men's hockey Head Coach Jeff Sauer, has accepted the position as the head coach of the women's program. The announcement came in ' ¦
The coming of fall marks the beginning of the new school year, complete with new classes and a lot of new faces to learn. The same can be said about ' ¦
It's official: The rock revival has set upon the unsuspecting music populace, teeth baring and guitars scorching. The Strokes are now international superstars, Jack White of the White Stripes is ' ¦'
There is no question losing one of the best players in college football will hurt the psyche of any team. But with or without Lee Evans, the fate of the ' ¦
Men's crew takes first Eastern Sprints title in 56 years
Admissions office sees 4% increase
Whether you're a lifelong Madison native or new to the community, make sure you keep your Saturday mornings free for the Dane County Farmers' Market on the Capitol Square. The ' ¦'
Downtown Madison's State Street is known for many things. It is one of the most famous pedestrian malls in the nation, extending from the UW-Madison campus all the way to ' ¦'
The incoming freshman class will be able to take advantage of increasing technology at UW-Madison, including Web enrollment and the NetID system, more so than any group before, according to ' ¦
Twenty-five years ago, the biggest and possibly the most famous, if not the most historic, farewell concert was given. The legendary rock group, The Band, said good-bye on Thankgiving night ' ¦'
Hey, ho! Let's go???to the Memorial Union Terrace for free music this summer'
The upcoming release of the biography of controversial primate-research pioneer Harry Harlow may trigger outcries from animal activists, but Terry Devitt, director or research communications for the university, predicts it ' ¦'
Running low on funds since you had to buy that $200 math book? Don't fret, you don't have to be Daddy Warbucks to enjoy summertime in Madison.'
When waging war against a seemingly invisible enemy, civil liberties and issues of personal privacy have always been at risk of being pushed aside in the name of national security. ' ¦
For many students jobs held during their college careers cover school and social expenses. Employment is an important aspect of student life, and the diversity of jobs in Madison allows ' ¦
Activists lack creative campaigns, considerable leadership, substantive support; too ambitious to achieve objectives
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