Companies can legally buy personal student data from the university, though students have some alternatives to protect themselves from scams.
A Madison homeless man reportedly urinates in State Street's Qdoba restaurant Monday night.
Trevor Andrew steps into the music world with a debut that focuses more on image than artistic value.'
This week, Frances discusses one of the reasons mainstream readership is suffering.'
The Wisconsin women's golf team finished last in a field of 16 at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic Tuesday.
The state Senate voted Tuesday to increase Wisconsin's minimum wage by over a dollar from $6.50 to $7.60 per hour.
Chrystia Freeland of the Financial Times spoke to UW community members Tuesday about the impact of the U.S. economic crisis on the international world.
Cutting ties with Russell Athletics may have been too swift of a move for UW-Madison
Columnist Crystal Crowns examines the ugly side of parents' involvement in youth sport.
Schools must be prepared for multicultural demographic that will soon be flooding into schools
Madison police are looking for Courtney Cowins, 28, who is believed to be the suspect in a brutal rape and beating two years ago.
Gov. Jim Doyle's cabinet secretaries were told Monday they would not be receiving their 2 percent pay increases originally slated for June of this year due to the crumbling economy.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team will face Iowa Wednesday; just weeks after the Hawkeyes overcame a late deficit and beat Wisconsin in overtime.
The addition of a College Student Council Fund could aid ASM
The Badger women's basketball team has turned to sophomore guard Alyssa Karel as their top offensive option this season.
Representatives from a manufacturing plant in Honduras spoke of their time as employees of Russell Athletics.
The U.S. Senate passed its version of the economic recovery bill Tuesday. The Senate version gives Wisconsin half a billion dollars less, compared to the House's bill.
Black Keys' frontman adds producer to his credits for first solo album.'
Columnist Andy Van Sistine explains why college basketball rankings do little more than inflating reputations.
A Madison homeless man allegedly exposed himself to an 11-year-old girl Friday afternoon at East Wash Laundry on East Washington Avenue.
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