Sioux visit Goodman for two
By Joe Skurzewski and Erin Schmidtke | Mar. 25, 2009The Badger softball team returns home for a Wednesday night double-header against North Dakota.
The Badger softball team returns home for a Wednesday night double-header against North Dakota.
How blurred has the line between political commentary and TV entertainment become?'
Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz continues to negotiate plans for a new hotel to serve Monona Terrace and the downtown Madison area.
The inclusion of reduced tuition for illegal immigrants sends the wrong message and causes a swarm of problems.
Gov. Jim Doyle announced a team to ensure transparent allocation of federal funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Tuesday.
Columnist Crystal Crowns explains why the University of Wisconsin does not need a baseball team at the NCAA level.
The Dean of Students serves as in ample resource to victims, despite what critics say.
UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin unveiled a new initiative to sustain the university's reputation and affordability Tuesday.
Cure your winter blues with a taste of summer from one of these Madison ice cream shops.'
Dan Deacon's second album successfully refines his electronically frenetic style.'
Ashley continues her job search'
Celebrate National Peanut Month with this marriage of two college staples: Peanut butter BBQ chicken pizza'
The Wisconsin football team bean spring practices Tuesday and head coach Bret Bielema said that incumbent starting quarterback Dustin Sherer will have to compete for his job.
State Rep. Cory Mason, D-Racine, announced Friday he plans to introduce a constitutional amendment that would allow Wisconsin 17-year-olds to vote in state and local elections, a change he hopes will increase participation among young voters.
Andy Van Sistine defends the selection committee's selections for the NCAA Men's Championship.
A Milwaukee man was arrested after allegedly running into his friend with his van and fleeing the scene early Sunday morning.
The Gaylord Nelson Institute recognized a UW-Madison environmental engineering professor for his support of resource protection.
The spy thriller is a pretty simple genre. Throw in some tension, a little backstabbing and a clever twist at the end and the flick should be pretty fun. That's one of the reasons why ""Duplicity,"" the new espionage tale from ""Michael Clayton"" director and ""Bourne Ultimatum"" screenwriter Tony Gilroy, looked like such an enjoyable spy romp. But somewhere along the line, Gilroy forgot to inject the fun into what should have been a happy-go-lucky movie.
The Wisconsin Union Design Committee met Monday in the Memorial Union to review floor plans and discuss final ideas for redevelopment.
Dale talks about the SXSW music festival, and covers its pros and cons'