Campus prepares for awareness month
By Erin Banco | Mar. 30, 2009Sexual Assault Awareness Month will begin April 2. Campus administrators will host events to educate students about sexual assault, its dangers and consequences.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month will begin April 2. Campus administrators will host events to educate students about sexual assault, its dangers and consequences.
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Both Wisconsin track teams performed well at the Stanford Invitational at Palo Alto.
The UW volleyball team was swept in their first home spring match by Iowa State as they only used eight players.
A $2.3 billion tax credit for Wisconsin families will begin in April, resulting in an average of $506 per family, Gov. Jim Doyle announced Friday.
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The state Department of Justice is currently examining allegations of inappropriate conduct by Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4, during his term as prosecutor for the Dane County District Attorney's office, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.
The Wisconsin men's tennis team snared their first two conference wins, sweeping Michigan and Michigan State over the weekend.
Drug offenders deserve the chance to retain drivers' licenses after their incarceration is complete.
Illegal aliens deserve in-state tuition for the taxes they pay to the government.
The concerts of SXSW are chronicled'
U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., spoke about disability awareness and federal legislation effecting people with disabilities at the First Annual Disability Awareness Conference Saturday.
A Division I baseball program would be greatly beneficial to both athletes and traditional students.
While both candidates are qualified to represent District 8, Eagon has shown himself to be the best choice for alderman.
The Badger softball team split their series at Indiana over the weekend and in the process earned their first Big Ten win.
A Reedsburg man was arrested early Friday morning for choking two customers at Milio's Sandwiches after he became enraged because he was unable to find a seat at the establishment.
The University of Montana sex columnist should not have been called out for her material by a law professor, as the university has no say in the material run by the student newspaper.
The man accused of being the infamous ""parka bandit"" who has robbed stores all across Madison was charged with eight felonies Thursday by the Dane County District Attorney's Office.
Contraceptive costs for college students skyrocketed in 2007 after pharmaceutical companies stopped offering discounts, but a provision of President Obama's recently signed spending bill offers incentives for companies to restore these discounts and