UW-Madison announced Thursday it will cut its contract with Russell Athletics, a clothing manufacturer that has been accused of anti-union behavior and violating workers' rights.
Testimony at a Senate hearing Thursday was positive for a bill that would give justices the option to not revoke the licenses of drug offenders whose violations are unrelated to driving.
Kweller's catchy lyrics and accessibility carry over on his latest release.'
The Wisconsin women's hockey team will be traveling to challenge the Gophers in this weekend to determine the conference champ.
Candidates running for the District 8 seat of the Madison Common Council will square off Sunday before their Feb. 17 primary election.
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart are not only famous for having a ridiculously long band name, but also for producing some great Indie music'
On a quest for appetizers great enough to share with friends? Madison's Great Dane is the golden cup.'
The trendy college gossip site JuicyCampus.com will shut down Thursday because it can no longer afford to operate as a result of the nation's poor economy.
Kevin discusses the meltdown of Christian Bale, and where it ranks among other celebrity tirades'
Columnist Ben Breiner lambastes the current obsession with college football recruiting and the disconcerting coverage that comes with it.
Police provide a different perspective on house parties'
Neil deGrasse Tyson speaks, shouts and emotes about the importance of science literacy to society in Monday night's lecture'
Senate democrats' drunken-driving bill for Wisconsin is still too lenient on potential offenders
Associated Students of Madison approved the budgets of several campus organizations, but denied funding to Engineers Without Borders and Vets for Vets, among others.
Bubble Island brings a taste of the tropics to the new U Square'
Local officials want to ban the sale of alcohol to habitual downtown troublemakers, though the proposal is months away from being made law.
Bret Bielema brought in his fourth recruiting class Wednesday, securing the commitment of East St. Louis wide receiver Kraig Appleton late in the recruiting period.
A new measure passed by an Assembly committee Wednesday provides consequences for state representatives who fundraise during budget proceedings.
A bill signed by President Obama Wednesday will give Wisconsin $10 million to provide health care to uninsured children not covered under Medicaid.
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