Alan Boyle, UW-Madison's spring Science Writer in Residence, told students today's tabloid culture interferes with the ability to communicate significant scientific stories effectively.
The council elected Ald. Jim Bruer, District 14, as the new president.
Okkervill River and the New Pornographers can't keep up the energy Monday night at the Orpheum.'
Students deserve music at Mifflin but need to plan further ahead next year.
The Blue Man group come to Madison with their unique brand of entertainment.'
Anthony Stelter, a Madison balloon sculptor, faces 25 years to life in prison.
Three players from Wisconsin and three from Minnesota join the 2008 squad.
University Bookstore will donate 25 cents per student who hugs a tree Tuesday for Earth Day.
The Student Tenant Union's education week will help all who participate.
John Wiley drew both ire and awe in his seven-year term as chancellor. In the search for a new chancellor, character will play a prominent role.
Death gets horny in this sleazy, bloody, guilty pleasure.'
Avoiding the sophomore slum, the Kooks engineer another superb album with Konk'
Ambassador Charline Barshefsky spoke to students as part of the All-Campus Party.
Gov. Jim Doyle makes less than some UW-System employees, but those officials might earn less than their peers at other schools.
Badgers ready to use experience at Lady Buckeye Invitational to their advantage.
For Keaton, spring means the return of flowers, gross bugs and lots of female skin.'
Four candidates were named as finalists for the postion of University Health Services executive director.
A man followed a female student across University Avenue and grabbed her bottocks and waist, police said.
The house was placed on wheels and driven to its new location Sunday night on East Mifflin Street.
Gov. Jim Doyle says the next Chancellor of UW-Madison needs to be accessible and able to build constructive relationships with officials across the state.
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