CWC to appeal to student judiciary
By The Daily Cardinal | Oct. 9, 2009The UW-Madison Student Judiciary addressed the Campus Women Center's recently filed complaint at its meeting Thursday.
The UW-Madison Student Judiciary addressed the Campus Women Center's recently filed complaint at its meeting Thursday.
The UW Colleges and UW-Extension were awarded the 2009 Ann Lydecker Educational Diversity Award for their participation in the Multicultural Awareness Program.
UW-Madison held its 10th Annual Diversity Forum Thursday at Memorial Union with a variety for presenters and discussions in an effort to bring attention to the need of more diversity, openness and inclusion on campus.
The creator behind Segredo, a new restaurant and entertainment facility set to replace Madison Avenue, held a public information session Thursday to allow community members to tour the space and engage in discussion about the redevelopment.
Two major downtown redevelopments have continued to remain controversial among community members, as well as the city's Common Council.
The Student Services Finance Committee unanimously approved contract status for the Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group at its meeting Thursday.
A bill prohibiting minors from drinking in taverns passed through a Senate committee Wednesday.
Mental health care received small funding boosts throughout the UW System in 2009, though every university still fell short of recommended staffing ratios.
The UW-Madison Office of Corporate Relations hosted a panel of successful student entrepreneurs Wednesday to offer advice to UW-Madison business hopefuls.
Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment hosted a performance Tuesday to educate UW-Madison students on the overlooked issues surrounding domestic violence.
A local downtown bakery was robbed Tuesday night for the second time in the past two weeks.
UW-Madison earned a ‘B' on the Sustainable Endowments Institute's annual College Sustainability Report Card released Wednesday.
State Sen. Dave Hansen, D-Green Bay, and State Rep. Sandy Pasch, D-Whitefish Bay, introduced the Wisconsin Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity Act to lawmakers Wednesday.
Students could soon see members of the Madison Police Department patrolling the streets with assault rifles.
State lawmakers put pressure on UW System administrators Tuesday to provide cost efficiency and oversight measures on both an $81 million payroll and the benefits computer system.
The Madison Police Department is investigating a death after an officer shot and killed a man on the city's south side.
Freakfest, Madison's annual Halloween celebration, has undergone some dramatic changes in recent years, and according to several city officials, those changes have been for the better.
The Madison Police Department reported two break-ins on the 500 block of W. Doty St. and W. Mifflin St. Sunday, both occurring within a short period of time.
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz emphasized a steady budget with minimal tax increases, small cuts and a ""great deal of cooperation from city employees"" when he introduced his 2010 Executive Operating Budget Tuesday morning.
The Wisconsin Innocence Project recently received part of a federal grant to study the Wisconsin prison system to potentially free wrongly convicted prisoners.