The fourth annual UW-Madison Residence Hall Energy Competition, organized by Big Red Go Green begins Monday.
The state Assembly's special session came to a close Thursday without resolving the continuing debate about education reform and the potential mayoral takeover of the Milwaukee Public School system.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott Walker raised $1.79 million in the last nine months of 2009 according to a statement from his campaign released Saturday.
Members of the Madison homeless community will have the opportunity to take their talents to the stage in the first ever Street Pulse/WISPIRG talent show Thursday.
The National Institute of Health approved a commonly researched line of stem cells Friday for continued use by scientists across the United States, including those at UW-Madison.
Seven police cars, an ambulance and a fire truck lined Gorham Street in front of the Equinox apartment building Thursday evening in response to a fight.
Advocates of the Hammes Co.'s proposed Edgewater Hotel renovation presented to members of the Madison Common Council once again Thursday evening.
The Wisconsin state Senate passed three major bills Thursday, all largely supported by Democratic lawmakers.
The student group Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment hosted an informational session about stalking Thursday as part of National Stalking Awareness Month.
The White House released a statement Wednesday announcing its plan to build rail lines connecting Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Minneapolis/St. Paul using federal stimulus money. Of the funds, $810 million will be used to connect Madison and Milwaukee.
The Madison Police Department released a sketch Thursday of the suspect involved in last weekend's campus-area armed robbery of a UW Madison student.
Community and business leaders gathered Thursday to state their case against the Alcohol License Density Ordinance.
Volunteers from several UW-Madison organizations manned donation tables across campus Thursday to raise money for Haiti earthquake victims.
Wisconsin is set to receive over $800 million in federal funds for a high-speed rail line that will connect Madison to Milwaukee and other large Midwest cities, according to a statement from the White House.
A recent report argues that a trend toward higher grades at UW-Madison is the result of lowered classroom standards over the past 15 years.
Discussion was heated Wednesday night at the Vending Oversight Committee meeting as members debated a review draft for the proposed University Avenue vending area.
Students may find themselves paying more in parking fines beginning next month.
Gov. Jim Doyle dropped another hint Wednesday morning about the possibility of a federally funded high-speed rail line that would go through the Madison area.
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