A woman heard her pet bunny thumping when a man attempted to burglarize her apartment Oct. 11.
The UW men's hockey team will got to Denver this weekend to face-off against the Pioneers. Last season Wisconsin knocked Denver out of the NCAA tournament.
David is sick of walking around fences instead of on sidewalks'
\Baghead"" hides its plot under a mess of styles and genres, making it almost impossible for audiences to decipher.'
Three UW-Madison students sold their company ExchangeHut to a larger company in September.
The Government Accountability Board recently verified that those with discrepancies in their voter registration forms will not be barred from voting.
The Wisconsin football team will play Iowa this weekend, hoping to keep their Heartland Trophy and end their three-game losing streak.
The UW-Madison School of Pharmacy recently received a generous donation to put toward student scholarships.
U.S. in a state of \absurdity,"" must wake up.
The Republican National Committee will not be running television ads in Wisconsin for Republican presidential candidate John McCain over the next week.
Wisconsin's budget may face a deficit as high as $3 billion in the next few years due to the poor state of the economy, Gov. Jim Doyle said Wednesday.
The new tea place on State Street may offer an abundance of choices, but if you have some time stop in for a fresh, relaxing tea. '
Raised in a country where AIDS is a household word but a hushed subject, can students come to terms with a virus that is hitting their generation harder than any other?'
The Asian American Student Union held their annual kickoff meeting Wednesday.
Steven Clark of the College of Engineering passed away suddenly Monday, Oct. 13.
UW Band Director Mike Leckrone said the band will travel to play at the Packer halftime show Sunday.
The UW men's soccer team shut-out Marquette Wednesday night to earn their first road win in over a month. Junior midfielder Scott Lorenz scored the games only goal.
Students offered their ideas and concerns about SSFC at an ASM open forum Wednesday.
Lost in the collapse of the Badger defense has been the rise of sophomore strong safety Jay Valai. The Texas native has brought a joking personality to the locker room and a hard-hitting philosophy to the field.
Two UW-Madison secret societies fly under the radar on campus.
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