Environmentally harmful car emissions may become a thing of the past, thanks to a new strain of the bacterium E. coli. '
The Wisconsin men's basketball team will travel to Indiana Thursday night to challenge the Hoosiers.
A review of Vientiane Palace on Regent Street'
The Urban Planning Committee approved a West Washington Avenue apartment complex Wednesday.
Claire looks at the effect of foods on our fuel market, notably beef and corn'
Republican lawmakers are speaking out against several provisions in the state budget plan Governor Doyle announced Tuesday, including its various tax increases and non-spending related policy initiatives.
It's not the extravagant affair on the Capitol Square, but the indoor Farmer's Market still has a lot to offer'
The Wisconsin women's basketball team hopes earn a win against Iowa after its devistating loss against Indiana at home.
The proposed reform of the Associated Students of Madison constitution garnered criticism in a debate held at Memorial Union Wednesday.
A recent federal court ruling upended Wisconsin's law on nonpartisan judges, though the consequences for the upcoming election and future cases are unclear.
As scientists try to combat the world's problems, funding for research becomes increasingly scarce '
It's time to sift through that spam mail.'
The Associated Students of Madison approved full funding Wednesday for the Wisconsin Alumni Student Board's annual All Campus Party.
Both houses of the state Legislature passed the state stimulus/budget repair bill Wednesday. This bill, however, does not fix $400 million of the current deficit that must be resolved by June 30.
The stimulus bill does not fulfill the functions the Obama Administrations intended it for, and is simply more partisan politics
Columnist Ben Breiner explains why the new 'pace' statistic offers coaches a new way of evaluating their players.
Chancellor Biddy Martin has decided to implement a campus-wide book initiative titled Go Big Read,"" set to begin in fall 2009.
Despite preconceptions, 'The Vagina Monologues' tells a powerful story about the wrongs done not only to women, but to all humanity
Students come to the university familiar with the costs of tuition. But as other costs creep up, students must find ways to deal with the unexpected fees.'
Students come to the university familiar with the costs of tuition. But as other costs creep up, students must find ways to deal with the unexpected fees.'
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