Although UW-Madison students who are undocumented immigrants may qualify for in-state tuition, the rate of such students using this option remains relatively low.
UW-Madison faculty, staff and students continued to scrutinize Provost Paul DeLuca's graduate school restructuring proposal at his fifth and final town hall meeting Friday, while Chancellor Biddy Martin offered several reassurances.
State Rep. Jeffrey Wood, I-Chippewa Falls, announced Friday he will not seek re-election in 2010.
Two young men were robbed early Sunday morning around 12:30 a.m. on the 1600 block of Monroe Street.
A sandwich delivery man making a late-night delivery on Saturday was robbed along the 1300 block of Chandler Street, according to a police report.
The long-awaited supply of H1N1 vaccinations, amid a national health emergency declared by President Obama, will be short-lived, according to the Madison and Dane County Public Health Department.
The Student Services Finance Committee approved budgets for the Adventure Learning Program and F.H. King at the meeting Thursday.
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett will announce his decision on whether he will run for Governor in 2010 in the coming weeks, a campaign representative said Thursday.
The State Street Design Project Oversight Committee unanimously approved the latest plans to revamp Peace Park at their meeting Thursday.
A young Madison woman was sexually assaulted along the outskirts of campus Wednesday evening, according to a police report.
Associated Students of Madison's Student Election Commission met Thursday night to announce the results of the fall ASM elections.
Wisconsin ranked among the top four states with the highest job losses percentage-wise according to a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A new committee will consider mandating health insurance for all UW students, among other options, when it evaluates the UW System's insurance policies next semester, according to UW System Assistant Vice President Larry Rubin.
Wisconsin ranked among the top four states with the highest job losses percentage-wise according to a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The city's Alcohol License Review Committee granted licenses to two establishments at Wednesday's meeting, but denied a proposed amendment to add a student voting member to the committee.
Designs for a new ice rink serving UW-Madison athletics and church apartments near the Holy Redeemer Church were presented to the city's Urban Design Commission on Wednesday.
The Campus Women's Center presented its case regarding the Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee's decision to deny their funding eligibility to ASM's Student Judiciary panel in a general appeal hearing Wednesday.
University Health Services plans to hold several large-scale student vaccination clinics on campus as early as Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Unless you are illiterate, live in the center of the Earth, or are my whorish ex-girlfriend Sherry, then you most certainly heard about the tale of little Falcon Heene: the boy who had America holding its collective breath at the end of last week. For a few gripping hours, authorities believed the child had climbed inside a large weather balloon the family built, and had set sail almost 7,000 feet above the Earth. As it turns out, the family likely faked the whole ordeal as a publicity stunt to get their own TV show.
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