UW-Madison will host its first Dance Marathon in February, but organizers say interested students should begin planning their teams as soon as possible. The group in charge of the event will host a kickoff meeting Oct. 15.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has been gaining momentum in Wisconsin lately, with recent polls indicating he has a lead of 10 points over Republican presidential candidate John McCain.
Wisconsin finally ended their five-game winless streak by topping UW-Milwaukee 4-0 Wednesday night.
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UW-Madison professor David Weimer, who teaches in the La Follette School of Public Affairs, will become a National Academy of Public Administration fellow in November.
The Wisconsin volleyball team hit the road to challenge Northwestern Wednesday evening.
The Daily Cardinal interviews the controversial comedian about politics, offensive humor and her show.'
Police apprehended a Madison man and arrested him for burglary after he stole a laptop on East Gorham St. Monday
An October 6th article by Ryan Dashek noted the issues with a Cassville coal plant, but the problem is already here in Dane County
Students are encouraged to attend the meet and greet with Dean of Student Lori Berquam on Bascom Hill today.
Ashley parts with her Big Toe'
Before students criticize those who receive abortions, they must consider those who are victims of rape and incest
Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman was accused by the Wisconsin Judicial Commission Tuesday of violating a judicial code of conduct by running misleading campaign advertisements last spring about his opponent, former Justice Louis Butler.
Bill Maher goes great lengths to prove just how ridiculous religion is in 'Religulous.'
The Wisconsin men's soccer team needs to pick up a win Wednesday night to regain confidence.
Three Big 12 signal callers lead the chase for the Heisman
Issue ads from outside groups, which made up most of the money spent in recent Supreme Court Elections, will soon be regulated by the Government Accountability Board.
Friends of Adam Nickel, former UW-Madison student who died in March, will participate in the Bank of Chicago's Marathon.
Police reserve funds will be used to provide security at this year's Freakfest.
The accusation of false ads paid for by state Justice Gableman highlight a political culture too dependent on attack ads
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