29 donors exceed campaign spending limit in 2010
By Molly Reppen and Samy Moskol | Nov. 17, 2011
Opponents collect signatures through state
The City of Madison Clerk’s Office and the Associated Students of Madison held a mock election Tuesday in Memorial Union, where they examined potential problems that could arise from the new voting laws.
The Multicultural Student Coalition appealed a student government committee’s decision to deny the group funding to the Student Judiciary Tuesday.
Loud applause greeted the Environmental Protection Agency’s Lisa Jackson as the agency administrator addressed a packed Varsity Hall Thursday on the importance of the EPA’s economic role.
The Student Services Finance Committee upheld its decision to deny the Multicultural Student Coalition funding Monday.
Associated Students of Madison Chair Allie Gardner presented ASM’s $1.2 million internal budget to SSFC Monday night.
The largest hurdle facing the redevelopment of State Street's 100 block was made explicit at a city meeting Monday: public disapproval of the demolition of six historic and landmarked buildings.
As Democrats begin gathering signatures Tuesday in hopes of holding a recall election for Gov. Scott Walker, both parties can anticipate a taxing battle to rally constituents in their favor.
The UW-Madison Academic Staff Assembly passed a resolution Monday calling recent budget cuts to the UW System too large.
As of Monday, the results of a student government survey indicate a majority of students want the Mifflin Street Block Party to continue.
Vic Spadaro, former CEO of an Internet service provider, announced Monday he will run as a Democrat for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by current Sen. Herb Kohl.
A Madison man feared for his well-being Sunday night when he was confronted by another man inside the Red Shed who threatened to shoot him.