Sea of red invades set of Jeopardy! championship
By Staci Taustine | Apr. 14, 2008Jeopardy! host called Madison \marvelous"" and said college championship audiences were more exciting than the show's traditional Los Angeles audience.
Jeopardy! host called Madison \marvelous"" and said college championship audiences were more exciting than the show's traditional Los Angeles audience.
She qualified for regionals in the 100-meter dash and the long jump.
Unpredictable rockers Man Man pull out all the stops on their latest release.'
Abortion after life has begun is the same as murder.
Madison Police Chief Nobel Wray revealed a new detail in the Zimmermann homicide Thursday.
You aren't alone in your chocolate obsession - even if you bring Hershey's bars to the SERF. '
Recent trend of hiring non-tenured professors has negative effect on research staff.
Tragedy can strike anywhere and at any time, but experiences on campus hit especially close to home.'
Even on a budget, you can learn expert wine tips from this Whole Foods class'
The \Culture of Sharing"" event brings guests to campus.
The president of the UW System said Thursday that need-based financial aid in the state requires a comprehensive funding campaign to guarantee more access to higher education.
DNR proposal to restrict invasive species must have limits.
Injuries have forced younger players into starting roles.
UW-Madison's Wisconsin Student Public Interest Research Group and other student organizations are sponsering events.
Comedic heavyweight Judd Apatow produces another hilarious movie in \Forgetting Sarah Marshall.""'
All three of UW's crew squads will be in action this weekend.
After more than a decade since they released \MMMBop,"" Hanson are touring with catchy, mature tunes.'
According to a St. Norbert College poll released Thursday, the economy, Iraq War and health care are the issues Wisconsin residents are most concerned with in the 2008 presidential election.
Columnist Jon Bortin analyzes the Brew Crew's season so far.
Police say investigators are questioning residents, business owners and commuters as well as transients in the Zimmermann homicide case.