Common cold DNA unlocked on campus
By Charles Brace | Feb. 13, 2009Researchers on campus said Thursday they helped to crack the genetic blueprints of the common cold, giving hope to asthma patients around the country.
Researchers on campus said Thursday they helped to crack the genetic blueprints of the common cold, giving hope to asthma patients around the country.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team will host Ohio State Saturday night.
The Wisconsin women's hockey team will play its final series on the road against Minnesota State.
The UW wrestling team will take on the Gophers and the Boilermakers at home this weekend.
Stem cells developed from adult skin cells have proven capable of converting into heart tissue, after UW-Madison researchers used them to create heart muscle cells that maintain a heartbeat.
University Health Services is currently looking to find a permanent candidate for the Director of Clinical Services.
Doyle discussed the federal stimulus bill Thursday at the state Capitol, saying it will benefit Wisconsin with funding toward education, research and unemployment compensation, but cannot solve the state's record budget deficit.
Even after his 200th birthday, Darwin's theory of evolution is still not accepted in many academic arenas
The Wisconsin women's tennis team will challenge some of the nation's top-ranked teams this weekend.
The Dane County 911 Center released the results of its second and final aduit since the death of slain UW student, Brittany Zimmermann.
With lovely lyricism and sexy semantics, we present to you, dear students, these lines of verbal acrobatics'
What happens when you are low on money and happen to have a gumball machine '
The Wisconsin women's basketball team ended its five-game losing streak by beating the Nittany Lions Thursday night.
College Democrats encourage all students to be informed on the city council races
Courtney Cowins, a suspect in the rape and beating of a Madison woman, turned himself in to police Wednesday night.
The U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, which had competing versions of the economic stimulus bill, reached a compromise Wednesday that would send less money to states.
A difficulty may arise when students are unaware of the services available to them through campus organizations.'
With the Union South reconstruction project already $7 million over budget, the Associated Students of Madison, Wisconsin Union Directorate and UW System Board of Regents reached a final agreement over how the extra money will be allocated.
Graduate student representatives from Associated Students of Madison made their desires about improving advising programs known Wednesday at an ASM meeting.
The struggling economy is hitting UW-Madison in more ways than one, as applications for fall 2009 admission have declined for the first time in five years.