The finalists for the UW-Madison provost position gave presentations geared toward the campus community this week.
After missing the 2009 NCAA Tournament, Wisconsin looks to return to the field in 2010.
Last season, Wisconsin received shaky play at best from quarterbacks Allan Evridge and Dustin Sherer. Evridge graduated, and Sherer has been in an intense quarterback competition with freshman Curt Phillips. Regardless of who wins the battle, the quarterback play for Wisconsin this fall will be the most important and intriguing element of the offense.
The Badger seniors look back on their time playing on Wisconsin's softball team
Though it's been getting much attention, swine flu isn't actually that dangerous.'
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.
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 Offices of the Dean of Students will host a memorial service Friday, May 8, for UW-Madison students who have passed away during the 2008-'09 academic year.
The Daily Cardinal previews some of the biggest and best music festivals for this summer'
Classical music is not prevalent on campus, which leaves students questioning its fate. '
Lawmakers must deal with an even larger state budget deficit as they work toward passing the 2009-'11 budget bill.
Internal Athletic Board e-mails show more details about allegations of intimidation and mistreatment within the board than had been previously revealed.
Joseph Koss reflects back on his childhood delights and how they still matter as he assesses his time at UW-Madison.
The controversial discipline case of Lance Smith-Williams created significant disagreement among Athletic Board members last school year, including allegations of pressuring board members.
The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board presents its top editorialized stories of the past school year.
Despite losses at the state and federal level, the Republican Party is stronger than ever in support and activism.
Part-time jobs are disappearing and leaving many college students in a tough spot for summer employment
A preview of what the summer of 2009 has in store film-wise.'
The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board presents its top editorialized stories of the past school year.
In recognition for his 22-1 record on he season, Moritz Baumann is our male athlete of the year
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