In the wake of the homicide of 21-year-old Brittany Zimmermann, many UW students and area landlords are thinking twice about safety precautions in homes.
A rare server outage to the university's e-mail system occured briefly Tuesday afternoon, then continued for most of the day Wednesday, leaving UW-Madison students and faculty without a main source of communication.
Brittany Zimmermann, the 21-year-old UW-Madison student who was slain in her Doty Street apartment in April, called 911 the morning of the slaying but dispatchers did not return her phone call.
The 19-year-old victim was transfered to a local hospital for non-fatal injuries. Police say the shooting was not a random act and are still looking for suspects.
Softball team cannot qualify for postseason.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle reacted strongly Wednesday to a proposal to combine the last major bills of the year.
UW grads leave their mark on Madison Rep's new production, \The Nerd."" '
Due to harassment of a Sellery Hall resident and a reported robbery in the dorm last weekend, residence officials evaluated their safety program. University Housing and UWPD work together to help foster a safe environment.
UW-Madson stem-cell researcher and scientist James Thomson was elected into the National Academy of Science. The society is known to be one of the greatest honors for a scientist or engineer.
Adam looks back fondly and all the sporting events he has been to over his four years of college.
Laws requiring photo identification to vote are constitutional, according to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, but similar bills are unlikely to pass in Wisconsin.
The Capital Times' move to almost all online can benefit the paper more than harm it.
Students and residents attended a First-Time Homebuyers class Tuesday to learn tips about buying a new home.
Recent remarks by Rev. Wright have only put Obama on the defensive.
Apartment at 617 Mendota Ct. wins"" title for safety concerns, management issues
Ashlee Simpson releases a catchy but unimaginative album in 'Bittersweet World.'
UW-Hillel hosted Gary Kenzer of Honest Reporting to speak about media bias in the Middle East.
Senior distance runner looks to leave Wisconsin with a Big Ten title.
City officials remain firm on keeping current noise regulations despite student petitions for more leniencies.
The economy in the state is deteriorating, according to a poll of young people in the state, with it unlikely to get better.
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