Opening up yet another university e-mail, I was initially disappointed to find a hidden message from Chancellor Biddy Martin—we're jacking up your tuition. They call it ""The Madison Initiative for Undergraduates"" when the initiative is to charge us more.
Athletes on campus may be spending scholarship funds on mopeds, with critics saying it shows a lack of oversight by the Athletic Department.
According to an audit report from the Legislative Audit Bureau, a few UW System campuses misspent some of their federal funding.
Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment will hang posters in Madison buses for the month of April to address the issue of sexual consent.
""Adventureland"" provides high schoolers and college students alike with a new source of hilarity at the movies.'
The Wisconsin softball team will take on the Illini this weekend.
The Wisconsin women's rowing team would like to have another strong meet like it did over spring break in Texas a few weeks ago.
Wisconsin junior tennis standout, Moritz Baumann, paves the way for German compatriot, freshman Patrick Pohlmann.
David signs up for an alternate version of Facebook'
Can you get in trouble for sleeping with a professor? Erica has the answer.'
Although the film tax incentives encourage moviemakers to film in Wisconsin, the program is unwise in current the current financial climate.
Columnist Matt Fox explores reasons why the NBA has become less popular since Michael Jordan has retired.
The band OK Go will headline this year's All-Campus Party performance, which is set for April 24.
A campaign to keep National Guard members from being deployed in foreign wars kicked off in Madison Thursday.
A man was charged Wednesday with first-degree sexual assault for the beating and rape of a woman on State Street in May 2008.
Gavin DeGraw's latest release is a step away from his heavily-produced, mainstream pop of the past.'
Check out Diana Krall's latest for a soothing, empathetic listen.'
Two suspects involved in an armed robbery and car chase early Wednesday morning may be linked to two armed robberies at gas stations earlier this week.
As we approach the second opening day AB—that is, After Bonds—the seven-time MVP is looking for work he probably won't find and awaiting a trial for BALCO-related perjury.
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