Adam Peterson, a former UW-Madison student, will likely face 40 years in prison, as he will plead guilty to first-degree intentional homicide Monday to a murder near campus.
Sticking to the same stuff, the new Scarface album leaves listeners bored and dissapointed by the monotonous drone.'
Rivers Cuomo releases a second collection of personal recordings spanning the Weezer years.'
Members of Madison's Jewish community Thursday are mourning the loss of a Mumbai-based Rabbi and his wife killed in the recent terrorists attack in India.
Columnist Ben Breiner examines the issues that keep Wisconsin from becoming a national power in both basketball and football.
The Badger men's hockey team will play at home for just the fourth time this season when the host Alaska Anchorage.
Albert and Nancy Nicholas once again donated money in support of the Wisconsin School of Business. The money will be used to start an endowment deanship.
New campus restaurant fails to impress with Philly cheesesteaks.'
Members of the panel shared their personal experiences and involvement with organizations fighting against HIV.
Current District 8 alder Eli Judge announced Monday that he will not seek re-election when his term ends.
The New Arts Venture Challenge will take place on campus from January through February 2009. Participants can win up to $2,000.
The ordinance was first introduced to the Madison Common Council on Nov. 18.
The Associated Students of Madison voted in favor of a new constitution Wednesday night. The constitution will be voted upon by the student body in February pending second approval by Student Council.
Wisconsin's ranking in health quality in comparison to other states has fallen from 12th to 17th, mainly due to the state's lagging progress in health measures.
Here comes 2008's Top 10.'
Reese Witherspoon and the flippantly funny Vince Vaughn pair up for a Christmas you wouldn't wish on anyone.'
The Wisconsin men's and women's swimming teams will be competing in the eight team invite starting Thursday.
Tomato abundance results in life lessons learned'
Taking your chances on those questionable leftovers may be a matter of life or death '
State Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, will chair the Assembly Natural Resources Committee in the next legislative session beginning January.
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