Badgers looking for late turnaround against NIU
By Eric Josephs | Apr. 29, 2009The Wisconsin softball team will look to end their slump when they face Northern Illinois Wednesday in Madison
The Wisconsin softball team will look to end their slump when they face Northern Illinois Wednesday in Madison
According to a report released by the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign Tuesday, a large amount was spent on negative television ads throughout the state Supreme Court race.
Members of Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment and representatives from the McBurney Center taught students about the dangers disabled individuals face when they fall victim to different kinds of abuse.
The UW Athletic Department announced a first come, first served system for distributing football season tickets for 2009
In an in-depth look at student groups on campus, The Daily Cardinal finds room for improvement in the oversight of millions in student funds.
A local event promotion company filed a street-use application Monday to host the 40th annual Mifflin Street Block Party, featuring a WSUM sound stage.
The provision to expunge crimes for 25-year-olds, although right in intent, is deceitful
Richard Hartel, a UW-Madison food science professor will receive $2,500 as the recipient of the Ken and Linda Ciriacks Alumni Outreach Excellence Award.
Looking back at how the University has shaped who I am as a person.
The number of reported cases of the swine flu in the United States has grown to 40, but Wisconsin remains untouched, though cautious of the spread of the disease.
The city of Madison will be installing 20 LED lights along Wisconsin Highway 30 in order to utilize energy-efficient technology.
Disney has a way of tugging at your heartstrings. From ""Lady and the Tramp"" to ""WALL-E,"" their movies get me every time. So when I was dished up a big helping of baby ducklings in the new movie ""Earth,"" I was delighted to be back in this adorable, fuzzy world.
Jokes about whales using cell phones, songs performed in cardboard robot costumes and minute-long theatric fades to end songs are what make the Flight of the Conchords more than just a musical act.
Colleges face the unfortunate reality that they cannot accept every student that applies, which effectually creates a competition for the seats the college can offer. In any competition, the participants can only hope for an equal opportunity to compete. Recently, the University of California school system has revised their admission process by dropping the requirement that applicants take two SAT II subject tests, and have lowered the number of automatic acceptances based on grades and standardized test scores (to take effect at the start of the 2012 school year).
A man was injured on State Street after chasing down a perpetrator who had stolen a bottle of vodka from Badger Liquor.
Martin needs to look at the success of Plan 2008 and decide how she will approach the issue of diversity
A group consisting of several UW System faculty members wants the fund allocated for faculty retention and recruitment to go toward financial aid.
Eugene Mirman sits down for an interview, covering topics ranging from touring with the Flight of the Conchords to giving the commencement speech at his old high school.'
Recent investigations by UW scientists indicate Columbus' crew may be more racially diverse than previously believed. '