Police arrested one of two suspects Saturday who were allegedly involved in the May 19 downtown shooting incident that resulted in at least three injured people.
After being on hold for nearly three months, developers announced revised reconstruction plans for the 100 block of State Street at a press conference Friday.
The Committee on Student Organizations released a report Thursday that cited the UW-Madison Delta Upsilon fraternity for violating student organization conduct policies, prompting the committee to suspend the fraternity’s charter for two years.
[Update: 4:00 p.m., 5/24/12] Madison police have identified a second suspect in the downtown shooting that left three injured early Saturday morning near the UW-Madison campus.
City officials met with Mayor Paul Soglin at a closed meeting Wednesday to determine how the results of this year’s Mifflin Street Block Party will affect the event in the future.
The June 5 recall election between Gov. Scott Walker and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett may grab the most attention, but the lieutenant governor and four state Senate recall elections could also decide Wisconsin’s political leaning for years to come.
Students, faculty and staff from throughout the UW System presented to a state legislative task force on UW restructuring Wednesday, outlining their hopes for the future of the system.
Late next week, thousands of seniors will graduate from UW-Madison. But for Serra Crawford, this is an especially big triumph as she walks across stage to receive her diploma at only 16 years old.
Students from a UW-Madison program designed to kick-start higher education for economically disadvantaged adults gathered at the Memorial Union Wednesday to celebrate their graduation with a full room of family and friends.
A spontaneous rap battle on North Broom Street turned violent early Sunday morning when the two rappers got into an argument over lyrics.
A woman living near campus called police last Tuesday after she heard a man whispering through her window.
A trend in iPhone robberies continued early Sunday morning when a UW-Madison student had an iPhone stolen from him while he was texting.
Only one blow was needed to knock out a Madison man in a fight on West Mifflin Street Saturday night.
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The Student Judiciary elected Nick Checker to its chief justice position for the next school year Tuesday.
President Barack Obama talked to students and politicians across the country, including Mayor Paul Soglin and Associated Students of Madison leaders, about the importance of managing federal student loan interest rates on a White House conference call Monday.
A man had his iPhone stolen from out of his hands on the 500 block of State Street Sunday morning, according to a Madison Police Department release Tuesday.
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded UW-Madison grants Tuesday totaling more than a $22 million for the Morgridge Institute for Research and for nuclear engineering research.
After a year of political controversy across Wisconsin, Tuesday will mark the first round of elections in an historic gubernatorial recall process.
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