News
Women's tennis team falls to Ohio State, Indiana
By Chris Lindeke | Apr. 7, 2008Coach remains confident, finds positives in losses.
Officials stress patience in homicide case
By Evan Hall | Apr. 7, 2008Residents of the Bassett neighborhood voiced concerns to police and other city officials after the homicide of resident Brittany Zimmermann
Three students die in fire at UW-Stout; cause still unknown
By Charles Brace | Apr. 7, 2008Three UW-Stout students died Saturday in an accidental fire, with university officials calling the incident a 'tragedy'.
Anti-Flag's Bright Lights sends glaring messages
By Ben Pierson | Apr. 7, 2008Gushing with loud, wannabe-punk angst, Anti-Flag's new album gets a bit heavy-handed with its political chidings. '
Track teams run to impressive finishes across the country
By Scott Allen | Apr. 7, 2008Several athletes qualified for NCAA regionals.
Abortion must remain legal, available for all
By Ryan Dashek | Apr. 7, 2008Abortion is a right that should not be taken away by new state bills
Vampire Weekend gets fans moving
By Ben Pierson | Apr. 7, 2008Vampire Weekend and YACHT may have had to plead for some audience participation, but both delivered stellar shows Friday night at the High Noon Saloon. '
Hansen halts Hoosiers
By Scott Kellogg | Apr. 7, 2008After three tough losses, unlikely starter leads Badgers to victory against Indiana.
Diversity problems persist in UW System
By Megan Orear | Apr. 7, 2008Diversity remains a top concern for UW System officials, according to a Friday report, with non-white students needing better access to pre-college programs.
Campus mourns Zimmermann
By Amanda Hoffstrom | Apr. 7, 2008Campus and city officials, UW students and family members gathered Sunday to remember Brittany Zimmermann, a junior killed near campus April 2.
Conservative author calls for drastic changes in immigration
Apr. 7, 2008Fox News pundit and conservative figure Michelle Malkin spoke on campus Friday, saying terrorists take advantage of poor immigration policies in the country.
Awe deportation delayed, still far from resolution
By Chloe Cabot | Apr. 4, 2008Students must continue to raise awareness despite Immigration allowing her to finish degree in Madison.
Democratic caucuses set for Sunday
Apr. 4, 2008The selection of Wisconsin delegates for the Democratic National Convention will begin Sunday at county caucuses.
Campus on alert after Zimmermann slaying
By Staci Taustine | Apr. 4, 2008University doubles SAFEwalk patrols, while one UW-Madison student says of Wednesday's incident, \It is eye opening and it makes you feel unsafe.\
\Everyone here knew her by her smile\
By Erin Banco | Apr. 4, 2008Friends of Brittany Zimmermann said Thursday she was a generous and ambitious individual. \She could just light up a room,"" said Joanne Burg of the UW-Madison registrar's office, where Zimmermann worked for three years.
Tennis looks to collect dual wins
By Chris Lindeke | Apr. 4, 2008The men's tennis team heads to Indiana and Ohio State this weekend while the women's team host the same schools at home.
Chief Justice Abrahamson says she will run for re-election
By Connor McKnight and Megan Orear | Apr. 4, 2008Abrahamson annoucned Wednesday she will run for re-election unless reforms are made. Special interests will likely play role in this election.
Panel speaks out about homelessness
By Grace Kim | Apr. 4, 2008Speakers from the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless speaks about the common misconceptions of homelessness.
B-52's back and better than ever
By Erin Schmidtke | Apr. 4, 2008After over a decade hiatus, '80s pop-rockers the B-52's are back with a new album.'