It was Portland Night at the High Noon Saloon Tuesday as Madison played host to three of Portland, Oregon's rising stars of the indie rock scene.
There is no question that the University of Wisconsin—Madison is at a pivotal point in its history. Unless private funding is found, decreasing state funding and rising operational costs will inevitably push the university toward a point where it will have to choose between drastically reducing services or increasing tuition beyond ""affordable levels."" Given that reality, many groups have begun implementing well-intended, inventive financial campaigns to raise money.
Now is not the time for government to sit back and appreciate the strides America has made at all levels of government.
The first probable cases of swine flu were reported in Wisconsin Wednesday, two in Milwaukee and one in Adams County.
Ex-Wisconsin hockey player Joe Pavelski will play for the United States in the IIHF World Championship.
The city Street Use Staff Team approved Mifflin sponsorship Wednesday, making this year's block party the first sponsored since 1995.
People need to slow down and appreciate the world and those around them in order to incite change.
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Scott Walker, Milwaukee County executive, officially announced his decision Tuesday to run for governor on a conservative base of ideas focused mainly on rebuilding the economy.
Debunking the myths behind the additive
As her college career winds down, Frances finds similarities between her passion for reading and life experiences.'
Columnist Gabe Ubatuba ponders what the cast of a 2009 version of the classic sports film ""Space Jam"" would look like
Ashley tells you how to figure out whether or not you're ready for the real world'
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
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