Over 150 UW-Madison students and community members traveled to Washington, D.C., this weekend to attend the National Equality March for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality.
Trips to the grocery store are less intimidating in the frigid weather when you have the Madison Metro bus system to get you to one of Madison's many grocery stores. Find out which bus routes get you to the nearest supermarket near you.
Una vez llegado al fin del mes del patrimonio hispano, debemos reflexionar sobre los valores de la comunidad hispana como la familia, la fe y una gran ética de trabajo. Todos estos valores han sido integrados en nuestro país poco a poco.
When students compile their grocery lists, they face the decision of where to buy their food and what type of food to buy, how much to spend and how far to travel. What students may not know is that the origin of their food largely drives their decision, because the source of food sets the quality, health effects and cost.
Only days after a deadly shooting in their community, residents of the Bay Creek neighborhood came together to try to understand how the events unfolded.
Ugh, finally home. Oh shit, those are definitely women's flip flops on the rug. Crap. This can only mean one thing: She's here.
I'm not much for politics. I'd describe my political party affiliation as ""Cynic."" I try to keep politics out of my columns, for the simple reason that you don't have to share my political beliefs to find the column useful, and I don't have to share yours to provide an effective answer to your questions.
The Madison police officer who shot and killed a suspected armed robber Wednesday was identified Thursday night.
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.
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