Josephine Lee

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No. 11 Boilermakers derail No. 10 Badgers

Women’s soccer team looks to fill holes

After losing three of its top five scorers from a year ago, the Wisconsin women's soccer team knew it would enter the 2006 season with question marks on offense. While head coach Dean Duerst knew he would return a solid and experienced defensive unit, it wasn't so clear whether the team would have the firepower to replace the talent they lost offensively. 

New Beer Thursday: Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde

Sponsored by Riley's Wines of the World'

Group supports smashed shops

In response to the Halloween riots on State Street, a new student organization formed this week to represent students who do not condone the riots. The organization, Response to the ' ¦

UW researchers receive $55.8 million to study asthma in inner-city children

The federal government recently awarded the UW-Madison Medical School $55.8 million to study high asthma levels among inner-city children. The study will focus on why the children have a higher ' ¦

UHS stresses healthy roommate relationships

Living with a roommate is an experience that can play a large factor in the outcome of a student's year, and while this fall some students are living with good ' ¦

UW students to 'build' Overture

A hands-on course studying the building of the new Overture Center for the Arts, located at the site of the current Madison Civic Center, will begin Friday at UW-Madison. The ' ¦

Aid switch may cost students

A recent proposal floated by a high-ranking member of the Bush administration to change the program of debt consolidation for college graduates would, if passed into law, likely have significant ' ¦

UW student, teams compete to raise funds fighting hunger and homelessness

Rep. Baldwin lauds participants for their efforts in volunteerism, praises nourishment of people, souls