60th homecoming game for alum
By Amanda Hoffstrom and Eric Kleefeld | Oct. 29, 2007Tom Detienne, a UW-Madison alumnus, sat in the Kellner family suite on the 50-yard line for his 60th Homecoming football game Saturday.
Tom Detienne, a UW-Madison alumnus, sat in the Kellner family suite on the 50-yard line for his 60th Homecoming football game Saturday.
A member of the UW System Board of Regents resigned on Friday, protesting a provision allowing in-state tuition for the children of undocumented workers being left out of the state budget.
Although she may lack political experience, Megan has big promises for 2008.'
'On the Razzle' proves to be an entertaining production with a flair for the dramatic.'
Badgers should regain No. 1 spot with weekend sweep.
The state budget, having been stalled in legislative gridlock for over 118 days, was signed by Gov. Jim Doyle Friday. A doctors association plans on suing over a $200 million fund transfer included in the budget.
Running attack leads UW over IU.
$85 million gift largest in school history
Sen. Judy Robson deserved removal from post as majority leader because she failed to fulfill the requirements of the job.
A crowd of 34,000 graced State Street for Freakfest 2007"" Saturday night and early Sunday and for the second straight year, police cleared the street peacefully and reported fewer arrests. They reported no vandalism or property damage.
Loss to Minnesota leaves Badgers uncertain about Big Ten Playoffs.
Gregg Nebel, Adidas' director of social and environmental affairs, addressed UW-Madison's Labor Licensing Policy Committee Friday about the company's efforts to curb sweatshop abuses.
Badgers break eight game losing streak.
The third ranking Republican in the state Assembly and a father of six, state Rep. Mark Gundrum, R-New Berlin, will serve in Iraq in the coming months.
Identifying yourself as a liberal should not carry negative connotations.
Badgers take out Hoosiers in homecoming win.
Daniel Kelly was found not guilty of first-degree reckless homicide Friday by a Dane County judge.
Badgers go out on the road once again.
New Gavin Hood movie delves into the controversial methods of terrorist interrogation'
Lawyers from both sides rested their cases Thursday, closing statements and a possible verdict could come Friday.