Union Council approves new Union South design direction
By Megan Orear | May. 7, 2008Few recommendations were made to the architects of the new south campus union.
Few recommendations were made to the architects of the new south campus union.
Len Shapiro graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1968 with a bachelor of science in journalism and earned a Masters in journalism at the University of Missouri in 1969. During his four years in Madison, Shapiro worked for The Daily Cardinal and was sports editor in 1967-'68.
Matt bids farewell in his final Daily Cardinal column
ASM needs someone to step up to be chair and lead the reforms that have been promised
Speculation continues over which internal candidates are applying for Chancellor John Wiley's job, with the finalists announcement coming Wednesday morning.
The annual Pet-Therapy event will bring dogs to Library Mall Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m.
UW heads to sunny California to take on Washington.
Three Women's runners qualified for the 5000 meters as the Badgers had a good showing at the Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational at Stanford
County Executive Kathleen Falk will also meet with Dane County 911 Center Director Joe Norwick Tuesday.
Exposure to germs could spur incidence rates of allergies and other illnesses
After mishaps and lack of information, students are becoming disillusioned with a system they have been taught to trust.
Ryan says goodbye to his readers and ponders what the future will bring.
Bebe Bryan's women's crew boats put forth an excellent effort over the weekend in several races. The varsity openweight placed second in the Big Ten Championship while the lightweight team finished just five seconds behind No.1 Princeton.
A Lawrence University student is set to rule on a key issue in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, with a UW-Madison senior also seeking input on his superdelegate vote.
A state lawmaker said he hopes to solve the ongoing struggle of repairing the budget by allowing for unpaid leave of state officials.
UW-Madison student Max Korman, 18, was charged with felony property damage after allegedly causing between $15,000 and $20,000 worth of damages to Towers last month.
Robert Mathieu spoke as the chair of the University Committee for the last time at a Faculty Senate meeting Monday.
Scottish indie rockers Frightened Rabbit deliver boast quirky, emotive lyrics.'
Keaton wishes you all a fond farewell.'