Diversity forum tackles advocacy issues
By Jack Zeller | Oct. 11, 2007\The True Diversity"" forum convened Wednesday night, generating a debate about the upcoming visit of David Horowitz, a conservative activist and author.
\The True Diversity"" forum convened Wednesday night, generating a debate about the upcoming visit of David Horowitz, a conservative activist and author.
A new study on the health effects of a popular sweetener raises questions about rising obesity rates in the United States'
The cigarette and hospital taxes remain the two most debated issues in the current budget negotiations, with the Assembly and Senate unlikely to reach a deal by Monday.
The Badgers will look to remain undefeated as they travel to Iowa and Minnesota.
Since he entered the race in September, Thompson has failed miserably to whip up the frenzy so many republicans expected of him.
The UW men's basketball team will open up the Kohl Center for fans to watch its first practice Friday night.
The UW men's soccer team played to a 1-1 tie against rival UWM.
Universities and students should not be held responsible for the shortcomings of the current state legislature.
We may all be Badgers, but one group of students is another kind of animal - with a political platform they're not afraid to share. '
Sunday's tragedy in Crandon, Wis., has raised questions across the state regarding the hiring of police officers, but both Dane County and the City of Madison say they have strict psychological testing and age limits for their new officers.
A review of Ron Padgett's latest collection of poetry - \How to Be Perfect.""'
UW-Madison Law School student Katherine Plominski will take over as Madison's new alcohol policy coordinator, a position formerly occupied by Joel Plant, who helped author the alcohol density plan.
Ingraham Hall employees met with university health officials about the building's mold Wednesday, claiming the problem has become so bad because of a lack of communication. Health officials said the problem should be brought under control shortly.
Scientists say isolation decreases immune response and increases risk of disease.'
With senior wide receivers Luke Swan and Paul Hubbard out with leg injuries, the Wisconsin tight ends have played a vital role in UW's offensive attack.
Frat was originally suspended in May for allegations of hazing
Sports editor Nate Carey talks about the athletic figures that he has admired for most of his young life.
We may all be Badgers, but one group of students is another kind of animal - with a political platform they're not afraid to share'
Meghan Duggan has helped the Badgers break out to a 4-0 start.
Boron dissects the significance of the DVD in today's society.'