Future of student seg fees uncertain
By Alexandra Gekas | Nov. 29, 2001Sides await ruling in new Southworth case
Sides await ruling in new Southworth case
Sources say most college athletes deal with media well
In what could prove to be the end of a five-year process, a three-judge panel heard the case of Fry v. Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin Tuesday ' ¦
UW's interior size too much for Cleveland State
A summary of the goals of UW-Madison is found on the cover of The Daily Cardinal: \The great state University of Wisconsin should ever encourage that continual and fearless sifting ' ¦
As Jack Frost slowly continues to strangle the last breath of autumn, Madison stands prepared to endure the wrath of Jack's relative, Old Man Winter. Jonathan Martin, associate professor of ' ¦
Jobs still out there for persistent grads but less job offers should be expected'
Tuesday afternoon, The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights confirmed that the UW-Madison Athletics Department achieved Title IX compliance. The Athletic Department strove to create representation for its ' ¦
Well, they said it couldn't be done, but naysayers were proven wrong when the Associated Students of Madison approved a doubling of our segregated fees in a single year and, ' ¦
The Overture Center construction is starting off on a \green"" foot according to a presentation given by Sonya Newenhouse, President of the Madison Environmental Group, Inc., to the Madison Cultural ' ¦
The late completion of this year's state budget may have led to confusion about the number of seats available in classes offered this spring. For instance, the history department has ' ¦
(Artemis Records) Sebastopol is the name of a city in Northern California that Jay Farrar has never been to. In a recent interview, the former Son Volt frontman explained that ' ¦'
College students are a pretty unhealthy group of people. We stay up all night and wake up in time for morning classes (sometimes). Breakfast is often skipped, dinner is often ' ¦'
Michael Knetter is slated to be the next UW-Madison School of Business dean, UW-Madison Chancellor John Wiley announced Monday. Knetter, who currently serves as an international economics professor and associate ' ¦
UW-Madison student's letter cited as example
UW players juggle academics, sports
Monday afternoon, the Wisconsin women's volleyball team was named the sixth-overall seed in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's 2001 Women's Volleyball Division I Championships. Due to the high ranking, the ' ¦
The Bush administration urged the U.S. Congress Monday to ban human cloning in response to a Massachusetts company's Sunday announcement that it had produced the first human embryos via a ' ¦