ASM Student Council discusses, approves finalized internal budget
By Kelsey Gunderson | Feb. 25, 2010The Associated Students of Madison Student Council approved ASM's internal budget of over $1.1 million Wednesday.
The Associated Students of Madison Student Council approved ASM's internal budget of over $1.1 million Wednesday.
Although Wisconsin remains one of the top-ranked states in terms of organic dairy production, the economic recession has halted the industry's growth over the past year, according to a recent UW-Madison study.
Live Action, a California-based anti-abortion group, attacked Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin Wednesday by releasing an undercover video showing a clinic staff member at the Milwaukee facility allegedly taking illegal action during an appointment.
Students will soon have a voice in how UW-Madison spends millions of tuition dollars specified for technology, members of the Associated Students of Madison's Shared Governance Committee said Tuesday.
Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett spoke about the economy at a business conference in Madison Tuesday.
A change in the city's lakeshore zoning code may make it easier for the Edgewater Hotel renovation project to get underway.
The state Assembly failed to override Gov. Jim Doyle's veto of a bill that would have removed the governor's power to appoint the Department of National Resources secretary Tuesday.
The reallocation of student organization office space in the Student Activity Center has created conflict between the SAC Governing Board and other members of the Associated Students of Madison.
Several panelists discussed funding options for public higher education at a public forum at Memorial Union Tuesday.
The role of off-guard in basketball is one that requires a scorer's mentality. It often takes a player away from the ball, preparing to weave through screens, aggressively hunting down shots and looking to score. It is a role senior guard Jason Bohannon has adeptly held during his time as a Badger.
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Gov. Jim Doyle praised President Barack Obama for his health-care and job creation efforts Monday at the National Governors Association meeting.
Another Republican joined the 2010 lieutenant governor race Monday and kicked off a six-city tour to promote his campaign.
The City of Madison Planning Commission unanimously approved the construction of a new Target store Monday.
Former Republican U.S. Rep. Mark Neumann became the first of the three major gubernatorial candidates to air a television advertisement Monday.
A UW-Madison engineering professor was elected into the National Academy of Engineers, one of the highest recognitions an engineer can receive.
A UW-Madison Faculty Senate committee released a report Monday opposing any separation of graduate school education from research in response to a recent restructuring proposal from UW administrators.
The Dane County automated non-emergency phone system went live at 7 a.m. Saturday. The implementation of the technology has generated legal issues between the city and the county over parking enforcement disputes.
After a tough loss at home against the Big Ten Champion Ohio State Buckeyes last Thursday night, the Wisconsin women's basketball team had no easy task going on the road to Ann Arbor. With just three games left including this one, the Badgers know that every contest is now more important than ever.
Gov. Jim Doyle announced nearly $2 million in loans for Wisconsin companies Friday.