UW chancellors leave for better paying jobs
By Charles Brace | Apr. 28, 2008The UW System is looking to replace five chancellors, with two leaving because of better financial offers.
The UW System is looking to replace five chancellors, with two leaving because of better financial offers.
UW-Madison senior Keith Agoada and graduate student Troy Vosseller were awarded $10,000 for their Sky Vegetables business plan April 18. The award was given to the project for placing first in the School of Business' G. Steven Burrill Competition.
OSU games pivotal if UW wants to make the Big Ten Tournament.
Ruthie Alcaide, a 1999 'Real World: Hawaii' cast member, told students education is important in dealing with alcohol.
Uw-Madison receives grant from the national Social Science Research Council to start 12-month radio program and a website on Islamic issues.
UW graduate shows hilarious kung-fu hybrid at Orpheum'
Romanian film delivers a stunning portrayal of abortion issues during the Cold War.'
Even going to college could not put space between Kiera and her mother's guilting ways.'
Cameras at Mifflin Street Block Party primarily for student safety purposes.
Although there is disagreement on the exact timeframe, the budget repair bill and Great Lakes Compact will likely be taken up soon as lawmakers make steady progress in negotiations.
Jon looks at ESPN's inability to conduct a decent survey.
The women's volleyball and men's cross country teams were awarded with Academic Performance Program public recognition awards.
BH's inability to fill outfield will be key in DC win.
UW-Madison response to safety improvements neglects certain safety issues.
About 60 runners formed the Remembering Adam Nickel team to participate in this weekend's Crazylegs classic
Pharmacist Neil Noesen, who faces punishment for refusing to refill a woman's birth control prescription, asks the Wisconsin Supreme Court to consider his case.
Talk show host and former mayor of Cincinatti Jerry Springer spoke to students about the importance of healthcare access and freedom of speech Thursday.
Former distance runners advise current athletes
Doyle meets with an accomplished stem cell researcher during his trip to the U.K., and they discuss the growth of stem cell research in Wisconsin and around the world.
Allowing union food service employees to receive tips will address high worker turnover.