Although many Associated Students of Madison representatives agree more students need to be involved in ASM, they present different opinions about how to engage the student body.
The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board presents its top editorialized stories of the past school year.
A preview of what the summer of 2009 has in store film-wise.'
The Wisconsin men's basketball team did not enter its season with particularly high expectations, but under the direction of head coach Bo Ryan, the team proved it was a major threat to teams across the nation. Despite a slow start and the possibility of missing the NCAA Tournament, men's basketball finished strong with solid victories to qualify for postseason play. And men's basketball highlighted its season in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, beating No. 5 seeded Florida State, a team which was only a week removed from winning against eventual National Champion North Carolina.
Take advantage of all Madison has to offer and try out a few things on this list of fun downtown happenings.
State lawmakers have reached an agreement on a statewide smoking ban and expect to vote on it May 13. The ban would take effect in all Wisconsin workplaces July 5, 2010.
The numbers say it all: a third national championship in four years, just two losses in the entire season, four team members (and their head coach) selected for the U.S. national hockey team and a Patty Kazmaier Award for Wisconsin senior goaltender Jessie Vetter.
If passed by the UW System Board of Regents, the Madison Initiative for Undergraduates will restore 100 faculty members into key positions.
Though it's been getting much attention, swine flu isn't actually that dangerous.'
The Badger seniors look back on their time playing on Wisconsin's softball team
A Madison Area Technical College student and his female friend were attacked after he confronted a stranger about stealing a case of his beer from a house party on Mifflin Street Saturday night.
The coming summer months will not only lead to nicer weather, but multiple construction projects around campus and the downtown area. Most projects will last until the start of the fall semester.
Part-time jobs are disappearing and leaving many college students in a tough spot for summer employment
The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board presents its top editorialized stories of the past school year.
The controversial discipline case of Lance Smith-Williams created significant disagreement among Athletic Board members last school year, including allegations of pressuring board members.
Joseph Koss reflects back on his childhood delights and how they still matter as he assesses his time at UW-Madison.
Internal Athletic Board e-mails show more details about allegations of intimidation and mistreatment within the board than had been previously revealed.
Despite losses at the state and federal level, the Republican Party is stronger than ever in support and activism.
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