UW System enrollment is at a record high, though the increase in students may pose various financial or statewide challenges. UW-Madison had a third consecutive year of enrollment growth.
Dunham adds much needed flexibility to starting lineup'
This week's snow brings out the worst in the university's walkways'
Leonard Kaplan, a UW-Madison law professor, was accused of making racist comments in a class last semester.
Katen-Bahensky to officially assume role Feb. 4
After Cliff Keen Invite, UW readies for Northern Iowa
Ashley tells you what she wants, what she really, really wants'
A new report says Dane County imprisons 97 black drug offenders for every white offender. Critics say the report does not consider criminal history enough in its findings
'Making Visible the Invisible' explores the diversity and complexity of abstract art.'
While this season's early NCAA Tournament loss seems like a disappointment, class will be remembered as one of UW's best.
Badgers only allow 27 points in second half, cruise to 20-point win.
Early nonconference games show Indiana and Michigan State may be front-runners in Big Ten.
Brad Boron explores some unorthodox movies to watch over Holiday break.'
The Madison City Council approved a new sports bar to appear on Johnson Street Tuesday night.
Whether you see Evel as a leather - ~clad, cape - ~wearing lunatic bustling with courage, with an obscene tolerance for pain and a severe addiction to adrenaline or as a harbinger of personal liberties who represented the notion that risk - ~taking need not
Wisconsin could gain over 35,000 jobs if the Federal government made a commitment to renewable energy, according to a recent report, despite some in-state obstacles
Adam dissects how the BCS screwed up the bowl sstem once again.
With the rising price of textbooks, combined with significant increases in segregated fees and overall tuition at UW, students are being priced out of a world-class education.
UW-Madison filed the federal trademark infringemet lawsuit Friday against Washburn University of Topkea, Kan.
Thirty-three campus-area lawmakers signed a letter Tuesday addressed to UW System President Kevin Reilly that expressed opposition to proposed segregated fee changes
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