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Viral Videos of the Week
This week highlights include a 13-year-old rockin' out and recycled Disney animation.
UW-Madison alumni to be honored for achievements
Four UW-Madison alumni will win awards for their achievements in journalism and mass communication.
EAGON, MANIACI, ABRAHAMSON, FALK PREVAIL
Slideshow: Property damage or normal wear and tear?
View the slideshow of photos Madison Property Management submitted as evidence of damages to the property rented by a student.
New experimental film dangerously enjoyable
The Orpheum Theatre on State Street is recovering from deadly reactions to a new film.
Local student fraudulently manipulates online identity to improve pimp game
UW student admits to adjust profile in feeble attempt to pick up chicks.
All UW backs banned from OP
Biddy Cent Arrives!
Chancellor Martin stuns campus employees and students by dropping a rap album.
Football replaced by baseball, gymnastics
Rap star may really know more than Bo
Erin’s distractions no longer welcome
Students to host Day of Action for domestic partner benefits
Community members will lobby for the inclusion of domestic partner benefits in the state’s 2009-2011 biennial budget in Library Mall Wednesday.
Doyle names federal funds oversight team
Gov. Jim Doyle announced a team to ensure transparent allocation of federal funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Tuesday.
Man found at Union identified
The 41-year-old man found dead at the Union Tuesday has been identified as James Wai from Seattle, WA
Transportation programs to improve across the state
Federal stimulus funds will provide jobs for thousands.
Viral Videos of the Week
This week's highlights one of the most excited ping-pong players ever recorded and Mel Gibson frying chicken.
Viral Videos of the Week
Student book club set to debut next fall
Chancellor Biddy Martin has decided to implement a campus-wide book initiative titled “Go Big Read,” set to begin in fall 2009.
Facebook expands data control with new terms of service
Facebook now owns the rights to content from any terminated user account.
Valentine’s Day poetry to rouse romantics
With lovely lyricism and sexy semantics, we present to you, dear students, these lines of verbal acrobatics
Suspected rapist, armed burglar turns himself in to police
Courtney Cowins, a suspect in the rape and beating of a Madison woman, turned himself in to police Wednesday night.
City officials, police to discuss this year’s Mifflin party
A meeting is scheduled Thursday night where city officials and Madison police will discuss this year's Mifflin Street Block Party.
UW applications decrease for first time in years
The struggling economy is hitting UW-Madison in more ways than one, as applications for fall 2009 admission have declined for the first time in five years.
Homeless man exposes himself to 11-year-old girl
A Madison homeless man allegedly exposed himself to an 11-year-old girl Friday afternoon at East Wash Laundry on East Washington Avenue.
Website pushes for impartial justices, fair court elections
The Wisconsin Democracy Campaign launched a new website Monday to educate the public about the growing influence of interest groups on state Supreme Court elections.
Buffing up the Brein
Meet Ben Breiner: We all know a guy who could use some beefing up. You may even be that guy. This semester, over a 12-week span, we will be taking one such man, Ben Breiner (br-EYE-ner), and attempting to strap some muscle onto his gaunt frame.
Candidates to face off in District 8 debate
Candidates running for the District 8 seat of the Madison Common Council will square off Sunday before their Feb. 17 primary election.
Doyle to deliver budget Feb. 17
Although he was scheduled to deliver the 2009-’11 budget on Feb. 10, Gov. Jim Doyle will give the budget address one week later in order to benefit from more information about the economic stimulus bill moving through Congress.
Gossip site not so Juicy anymore
The trendy college gossip site JuicyCampus.com will shut down Thursday because it can no longer afford to operate as a result of the nation’s poor economy.
Wisconsin dismisses second-leading scorer
The Badgers dismissed their second-leading scorer Mariah Dunam Wednesday, due to an off-court incident
The Day After
Ten memorable Super Bowl ads that have stood the test of time
"Too-friendly" man considered suspicious
A woman reported a suspicious man to police Thursday after he allegedly had an eerie friendliness about him.
Bye bye Blagojevich
Ill. Senate votes unanimously to impeach governor.
Restaurant Week: Eat classy on a student budget
Restaurant Week allows food lovers to sample some of Madison’s finest restaurants for a price that won’t break their budget.
State’s largest businesses group to ‘sit out’ court election
Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, which has spent millions in past Supreme Court races, has decided to sit out the upcoming race between Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson and Jefferson County Judge Randy Koschnick.
UW sixth-highest university to produce Peace Corps volunteers
UW-Madison ranked six out of a list of 25 schools across the nation to produce the most Peace Corps’ volunteers for the ninth year in a row.
Clean Air Day
A Clean Air Action Day occurred Wednesday, with campus and local officials prompting residents to use more environmentally friendly habits.
WiscAlerts reach 15,000 users
UW-Madison's emergency text-messaging system has successfully registered 15,000 users.
Attempted break-in at Gerry St. residence
An intruder was seen by a woman outside of her bedroom window Sunday night
Restaurant Week: Eat classy on a student budget
Restaurant Week allows food lovers to sample some of Madison’s finest restaurants for a price that won’t break their budget.
Assembly passes bills to promote Wis. businesses in weak economy
The state Assembly passed its first two bills Tuesday in an attempt to help Wisconsin businesses. The bills were introduced by Democrats and received criticism from Republicans.
Woman escapes attacker on Dayton St.
A 28-year-old woman was attacked at a Dayton Street parking garage Tuesday morning.
Cell-phone-waiting parking lot opens at Dane County airport
Dane County Regional Airport will open a new cell-phone-waiting parking lot Wednesday.
Woman pleads no contest to DUI
A Madison woman avoided a trial Monday by pleading no contest to a charge of harboring a felon after she drove her friend away from the scene of a fatal drunken-driving crash that took place last February.
Woman arrested after car chase
A Madison Police officer arrested an intoxicated woman in her driveway early Saturday morning after she reportedly eluded the officer’s sirens and engaged in a car chase.
Suspicious man entices female
A 16-year-old female reported a suspicious encounter she had on Friday, January 9 to Madison police.
UW administrators respond to Iowa senator
UW System President Kevin Reilly and UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin responded to an Iowa senator Monday about conflict-of-interest policies at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health.
Two women wanted in robbery and beating of Badger Cab driver
Madison Police are still looking for two female suspects who reportedly robbed a Badger Cab driver early Sunday morning.
State unemployment rate increases to 5.8 percent
According to the Department of Workforce Development, Wisconsin unemployment rose by 0.5 percent in 2008. However, this percentage remains below the rate of national unemployment.
'09 Oscar Nominations
With the Academy Awards set for February 22, it’s time to evaluate the top performances of the year. Here is the list of top nominees vying for this year’s prestigious statue.
DoIT officials warn students of scam WiscMail messages
Due to recent scam e-mails and viruses, all students should be aware of protecting passwords.
2009 Arts & Entertainment Preview
The movie buffs of The Daily Cardinal have assessed the upcoming year in film, and here are the graphic-novel movie, digitally animated flick, token Harry Potter installment, TV series and other films that have gotten their moviegoing juices flowing befor
2009 Arts & Entertainment Preview
There are several 2009 album releases that are tickling the ears of our music writers with anticipation, and the list is headlined by Eminem’s return to rapping, followed by the dean of disco-pop Dan Deacon, an awkwardly sweet British twee-pop band and
Van Hollen drops appeal of voter-registration lawsuit
After the Government Accountability Board announced Thursday they will perform voter information checks in compliance with the Help America Vote Act, Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said his lawsuit against them is no longer necessary.
Peterson commits suicide in prison
Adam C. Peterson, convicted of the stabbing death of Joel Marino, was found hanging from his bunk bed railing by his cellmate, state Department of Corrections officials announced.
Photos of the Semester
Taking a look back at the best phototgraphy from the biggest stories of the Fall 2008 semester.
VIP and Office of Admissions to merge, application process will not change
The UW-Madison Office of Admissions and Visitor and Information Programs will join forces Feb. 1, Provost Patrick Ferrell announced Wednesday.
UW-Madison junior announces campaign for District 8 alder seat
Jacob Schmidt will run for the District 8 alder position on Madison’s Common Council.
Survey to analyze students’ financial aid persistence
The university is currently studying how financial aid affects on students’ persistence and graduation. Results of the study will surface within the next year.
University declares Tuesday Snow Action Day
The first major winter storm in Madison brings advisory Snow Action Day to campus.
Alternate side parking restrictions in place as city declares snow emergency
Violators of Madison's parking rules may face a $60 fine.
University to begin surveying graduates
Graduating students are encouraged to participate in an online survey on their professional plans for life after college. Students will be able to access the questionnaire through the MyUW Portal.
Doyle wants UW building projects in stimulus plan
UW System buildings are in need of maintenance, according to Gov. Jim Doyle. He hopes these maintenance projects may be included in a federal economic stimulus program.
Police arrest knife-wielding, boxer-clad man on Mifflin St.
Witnesses said the man was charging another man down Mifflin Street Thursday night.
Students help with holiday food drives
With the holidays quickly approaching, UW-Madison students are showing their spirit with local food and toy drives to help those in need throughout the greater Madison area.
DOJ workers report few poll problems
Reports reveal poll watchers sent out by the state Department of Justice saw little illegal activity on Election Day.
Nicholas donates money for school of business deanship
Albert and Nancy Nicholas once again donated money in support of the Wisconsin School of Business. The money will be used to start an endowment deanship.
Jewish community mourns Mumbai victims
Members of Madison’s Jewish community Thursday are mourning the loss of a Mumbai-based Rabbi and his wife killed in the recent terrorists attack in India.
Rep. Black to chair state Assembly Natural Resources Committee
State Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, will chair the Assembly Natural Resources Committee in the next legislative session beginning January.
Teens arrested on State Street after Metro bus scuffle
The two female teenagers, both from Fitchburg, were arrested and tentatively charged with disorderly conduct and possession of a weapon.
La Crosse Tribune editor to be next Wis. State Journal editor
John Smalley has been named the replacement for Ellen Foley.
Birthday celebrant shot with BB gun in stomach outside downtown restaurant
A 21-year-old woman told police she saw a silver handgun in the window of a car driving by.
Obama names national security team, selects Clinton for secretary of state
President-elect Barack Obama announced Monday his appointment of U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., as secretary of state, among other cabinet selections.
Two Milwaukee men beaten in Lake Street parking ramp in drunken brawl
Madison police said the men were found injured in the ramp early Sunday.
Wisconsin voter turnout at 69 percent
According to the state Government Accountability Board, Wisconsin experienced a voter turnout of 69 percent for the recent general election.
Wis. organ donations on the rise with help of UW Health
Organ donations among Wisconsinites are increasing.
Wisconsin food bank asking for non-perishable donations
University officials are encouraging students to donate non-perishable foods to the Second Harvest Foodbank food drive by Dec. 10.
Man racks up $1,450 in late fees from stolen library DVDs
Mark Rowe, 52, was caught Nov. 17 after trying to check out a DVD using an ID that was not his at the Madison Public Library on West Mifflin Street.
Former Badger football player arrested for threatening Athletic Dept. employee
Leonard J. Taylor, a former Badger football player, has been arrested for making threatening phone calls to the UW Athletic Department.
Letters and e-mails from upset band member parents surface
Filed FOIA requests from media reveal angry band parent letters to university officials.
Athletic Department to auction off pieces of Kohl Center basketball court to public
Community members can now purchase famous pieces from the Kohl Center basketball court.
Leckrone responds to retirement rumor
The UW Marching Band director will not be retiring next season.
Legal action against judge violates First Amendment rights, lawyers say
According to lawyers for Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman, the state Judicial Commission’s allegation against him over a campaign ad violates his First Amendment rights.
Man suffers life-threatening head injury after falling on Mifflin Street
A 49-year-old man fell down steps on West Mifflin Street Wednesday
Wisconsin senators support bailing out U.S. auto industry
Wisconsin’s senators have voiced support of automakers’ request that Congress help out their failing businesses with some of the money from the $700 billion bailout.
Doyle signs international agreement to combat climate change
Gov. Jim Doyle signed an international agreement to combat climate change Wednesday at a summit in Los Angeles.
UW-Madison student sexually assaulted while jogging, police search for suspect
A 21-year-old UW-Madison student was jogging on East Washington Avenue Sunday night when a man sexually assualted her, police said.
Robbery at Red Letter News, fifth of the year for the store
The East Washington Avenue store was robbed early Tuesday morning, according to Madison police.
UW study-abroad participation increases over two-year span
UW-Madison ranked 10th among U.S. research universities for study abroad participation during the 2006-'07 academic year, jumping from 17th the year before, according to the Open Doors report released Monday by the Institute of International Education.
Obama transition team did not discuss possibility of cabinet post with Doyle
The communication between Gov. Jim Doyle and the transition team for President-elect Obama was not about a possible post in the Obama administration for Doyle.
County Executive Falk launches new coalition to take on alcohol misuse
Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk announced the creation of a new group that will work to solve countywide alcohol problems Thursday.
Teen reports being hit with bottle, punched in face over stolen boyfriend
According to a police report a 16-year-old teenager was punched and hit with a glass bottle Monday over a dispute about a boyfriend.
Professor garners $100K award from Bill Gates’ foundation
A UW-Madison biochemist’s proposal to invent a drug that remains hidden inside a cell until activated by a pathogen has received a $100,000 award from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Slain UW student Zimmermann’s reward fund increases
On the week of what would be Brittany Zimmermann's 22nd birthday, Madison police announced the increase of a private reward fund to $14,000.
UW moves up in national ranking of Fulbright fellows
The number of Fulbright fellows from the university places UW-Madison ninth in the country among research institutions.
Police arrest man after alleged chase of ex-girlfriend with knife, hammer
Madison Police arrested a 52-year-old man Monday morning for reportedly chasing his ex-girlfriend with a knife and hammer on a downtown area street.
Men break into downtown apartment seeking drugs, money in targeted crime
Madison police do not believe the incident is related to other recent robberies in the downtown area.
Fans to meet former Badger Ron Dayne at bookstore event
Fans can meet UW-Madison football legend Ron Dayne Nov. 24.
Van Hollen appeals to overturn ruling in voter-registration case
After losing in Dane County Circuit Court last month, Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen filed an appeal Friday to overturn the decision to dismiss his lawsuit over voter-information verification.
Wis. Congressman will not run for U.S. House minority leader
U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., will not run for minority leader of the U.S. House of Representatives despite encouragement from colleagues.
Election officials say few problems encountered at polls
According to elections officials, the Nov. 4 election was a success with few problems.
WASB organizes several student dinners with Madison alumni
Students can attend one of WASB's 25 dinners starting Nov. 17.
Madison man beaten to ground, robbed on downtown street
The victim suffered several punches to the head in the attack on East Gorham Street early Tuesday.
The Daily Cardinal Election 2008 Live Blog:
McCain concedes, Obama voted next president
Check out The Daily Cardinal's Election Day 2008 blog to view and comment on state-by-state results as they come in. We'll also have student reactions and updates from local polling locations throughout the day.
Martin sends friendly reminder to students about voting
Chancellor Biddy Martin encouraged students to vote in today's election.
City News In Brief
Police reported a number of assaults over the Halloween weekend.
DoIT names UW alumnus new director, to take over in January
UW-Madison's DoIT center announced John Kroger as its next director.
Obama outspending McCain in state 5-1, according to Wis. Ad Project
A new study from the Wisconsin Advertising Project measures the spending of each presidential candidate on TV ads in Wisconsin, and shows Barack Obama outspending John McCain.
Obama lead strong in Wisconsin, according to new UW Badger Poll
A recent UW Badger Poll conducted with Wisconsin residents by the UW Survey Center reveal Obama maintaining his lead in the state.
University ranked first in Big Ten as best public institution
UW-Madison was ranked No. 14 by Kiplinger.com among other public universities in a recent survey.
Student VOTE Coalition registers over 10,000 people in Madison community
VOTE coalition registered 10,000 people to vote on Nov. 4.
Missing Wisconsin alum, law clerk found slain in U.S. Virgin Islands
A UW-Madison alum was found murdered in the U.S. Virgin Islands Wednesday.
Madison launches text alerts for use in snow emergencies
City officials hope Alert Madison, a new text message system, will help notify Madison residents of snow emergencies this winter.
Van Hollen announces DOJ employees to monitor polling
Employees from the Wisconsin Department of Justice will be sent to polling places on Election Day to ensure election laws are being followed, according to Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen.
Traffic detours, delays surrounding Freakfest on Saturday
Madison Police Department Central District Captain Mary Schauf said residents can expect traffic delays by 6 p.m. Saturday.
Wilco members to join Feingold, Baldwin at “Concert for Change”
U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold, D.-Wis., and Rep. Tammy Badlwin, D.-Wis., will also participate in a "concert for change" Saturday.
AT&T offering cable-like television, Internet services in the Madison area
AT&T officials hope the U-verse services will serve as an alternative to cable for Madison residents.
AT&T service to provide students with Badger sports text-messaging updates
Badger fans can now receive UW-Madison sports updates on their phones.
Madison couple finds $1,000 on East Wilson Street curb
Police said the woman found the stock of crisp $20 bills Wednesday evening.
Annual fundraising event to help keep Tenant Resource Center open
In order to continue to provide their services admist dwindling funding, the Tenant Resource Center is holding it's 13th annual fundraiser Friday.
Madison Metro returning to Capitol Square in November
Now that summer construction is complete, bus routes will return to normal beginning Nov. 1.
ASM and Wisconsin Union look to fill student position on new advisory board
A new student postion on an advisory board will help decide if a financial institution will become a part of the Wisconsin Union.
Law enforcement officials track down over 2,500 Wisconsin sex offenders
Gov. Jim Doyle announced Monday over 2,500 sex offenders in Wisconsin that did not comply with registry requirements have now been located by authorities.
Women’s soccer player begins ‘Red and White Hunger Fight’ with food drive
UW athletes and students are encouraged to participate in a campus-wide food drive, headed by women's soccer goaltender Michelle Dalton.
Obama cancels Madison rally on account of ill grandmother
Barack Obama’s scheduled visit to Madison this week is now canceled, as he will instead travel to Hawaii to visit his ill grandmother.
Provost stresses faculty impact on student vote in election
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication’s new master’s program offers a clear focus on in depth reporting and story telling.
Reward fliers posted downtown reveal new details in Zimmermann homicide
The fliers, posted by the family members of homicide victim Brittany Zimmermann, reveal what she was wearing and what time she was killed on April 2.
Woman’s pet bunny thwarts late-night burglary attempt on Pinckney Street
A woman heard her pet bunny thumping when a man attempted to burglarize her apartment Oct. 11.
Police say robbery of young woman on Gilman Street is unlike recent attacks
The victim, an 18-year-old female, was robbed Oct. 10 on East Gilman Street.
School of Engineering dean for diversity affairs dies unexpectedly at age 44
Steven Clark of the College of Engineering passed away suddenly Monday, Oct. 13.
RNC no longer running campaign ads in Wisconsin, Maine
The Republican National Committee will not be running television ads in Wisconsin for Republican presidential candidate John McCain over the next week.
Cell-phone drive proceeds to benefit domestic violence services in Madison
In light of Domestic Awareness Month, the university is asking studens to donate old phones to benefit domestic abuse intervention services.
Man arrested for slapping police horse on State Street
Police said the man asked for persmission to pet the hors, but then slapped its rear end forcefully.
New $12.5 million influenza research institute completed
The new research institute, which will hold world-renowned UW-Madison professor Yoshihiro Kawaoka’s work, is now completed.
Officer used Taser on woman at Saturday’s football game
A UWPD officer used the Taser on Margaret Hiebing, 54, at the Badger game against Penn State for resisting arrest.
Daily Cardinal crushes Badger Herald in the biggest rivalry game of the year
The Daily Cardinal staff members redeemed themselves after their unexpected loss to the Badger Herald in last year's football game.
Joint effort among Wisconsin medical institutions aims to improve healthcare
Madison Crime
Downtown Madison saw several crimes including a sexual assault, robbery and stolen vehicle over the weekend.
UHS offers UW-Madison students free flu shots
Flu vaccinations will be available to walk-ins beginning Oct. 13 at UHS.
UW Marching Band to play at Penn State game
Though the investigation into hazing allegations remains open, the suspension against the band was lifted this afternoon for Saturday's night game.
UW professor to serve as national public administration fellow
UW-Madison professor David Weimer, who teaches in the La Follette School of Public Affairs, will become a National Academy of Public Administration fellow in November.
Former Packer to address students at Union for National Coming Out Week
Esera Tuaolo, a member of the Green Bay Packers from 1991-'92, will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday in Memorial Union's Great Hall about his experience as a closeted gay man in the NFL.
Accountability Board will now regulate campaign ads funded by outside groups
Issue ads from outside groups, which made up most of the money spent in recent Supreme Court Elections, will soon be regulated by the Government Accountability Board.
Dean of Students hosts meet and greet on Bascom, offers PB and J sandwiches
Students are encouraged to attend the meet and greet with Dean of Student Lori Berquam on Bascom Hill today.
Subpoenaed details in homicide investigation to remain private
Tenants urged to demand proper heating
Madison building codes require facilities to maintain a temperature of 67 degrees or higher.
Mayor announces 50-cent bus-fare increase
Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz will announce the rest of his 2009 Budget Tuesday.
City phones, computers down for several hours
Although the Madison Police Department’s phones were down, calls to 911 were not affected by the outage.
UW student-hosted, reported show to premiere on Big Ten Network
A 30-minute television show featuring UW-Madison reporters and hosts will premiere Thursday on the Big Ten Network.
The Daily Cardinal $1000 for 1000 words contest
We're looking to give $1000 to the UW-Madison student with the best essay on getting out the youth vote
Suggestive beer pong display at U. Square Walgreens stirs controversy
UW alumni chapters to compete in football season food drive
Many Wis. residents disagree with bailout plan, according to recent poll
Lt. Gov. Lawton a registered voter despite absence of records, staff member says
Lt. Gov. Barbara Lawton’s chief of staff said she is a registered voter and the absence of her voting records on the Government Accountability Board’s online database is an error.
Former UW-Madison student to compete in ‘Survivor’ reality television competition
A UW-Madison alum will appear on this season of CBS's "Survivor."
UW science historian to take over as new interim director of Nelson Institute
A UW-Madison historian in science will take over as the interim director of the environmental studies institute.
Coroner identifies driver in deadly crash on Midvale, says alcohol was involved
Dane County Coroner John Stanley said the driver, Richard Putze, had a blood alcohol content of .14 percent at the time of the Aug. 27 crash.
University Book Store to expand to new store location in Milwaukee area
University Book Store is in the process of adding another store in Brookfield, Wis.
Wis. attorney general opposes motions to intervene in lawsuit against GAB
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced Tuesday he opposes all motions to intervene in his lawsuit against the Government Accountability Board.
Mound and Randall Streets location of latest downtown armed robbery
Police are looking for two suspects, one armed with a handgun, who robbed a couple Friday evening.
Men burglarize Frida’s Mexican Grill, steal expensive bottle of tequila
Police arrested two suspects after the restaurant's owner found them attempting to take alcohol bottles Friday morning.
Wisconsin Democrats ask Van Hollen to make communication records public
After a Republican lawyer said he contacted Wisconsin's Department of Justice before Attorney J.B. Van Hollen sued the Government Accountability Board over voter registration checks, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin asked Van Hollen to release communicat
Michelle Obama to speak on campus, Barack Obama to make stop in Green Bay
Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, will make a stop in Madison Monday to campaign for her husband and discuss women’s issues.
Students caught in Sellery Hall elevator
Sellery Hall elevators experienced problems Sunday night when several students got caught in one for over 30 minutes.
Suspect on most wanted list arrested
A man on "Madison's Most Wanted" watch list was arrested after being spotted near a downtown parking ramp Thursday.
Monsanto provides CALS with $1 million
Monsanto, an agricultural company recently donated money to the CALS for future Ph.D. graduate-level research.
Big 10 Battleground Poll to reveal voter sentiment
The Big Ten Network will air the results of the Big Ten Battleground Poll, a study of voting patterns and attitudes toward the election in Big Ten states.
UW starting linebacker to appear in court for DUI citation
Badgers’ linebacker Jonathan Casillas will appear in court Friday to face charges of drunken-driving.
Obama promises $5 billion for Great Lakes preservation
The candidates also promised support for the Great Lakes Compact.
European Commission in Brussels funds EUCE through 2011
The center has been granted funding through the 2001 fiscal year.
UW student attacked in West Gilman Street robbery
In a separate incident, police arrested six teenage boys for beating a man and attempting to steal his backpack on North Hamilton Street.
Men charged in Plaza slaying plead not guilty at preliminary court hearing
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Patrick Fiedler decided there is enough evidence to send the case to trial.
Thieves rob laundry patron of quarters
Police are looking for two robbers in an incident that occurred around 8:00 p.m. Thursday at 1306 Mound St.
Wis. lawmakers offer alternatives to Janesville plant closure
In an attempt to keep the General Motors plant open in Janesville, Wis., state politicians met with GM officials Friday and offered incentives to keep the plant operating.
Van Hollen motions to speed up GAB case proceedings
Due to the effect his lawsuit could have on the Nov. 4 election, Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen requested that the case be handled sooner than planned.
UW Libraries await ‘Digital Commons’
UW System libraries are awaiting the final decision on funding for a digital commons.
Zimmermann family sues management company alleging lack of proper security
The family of Brittany Zimmermann, the UW-Madison student killed in April, is suing Wisconsin Management Compnay Inc. for allegedly ignoring security complaints, thereby contributing to Zimmermann’s death.
New director of La Follette stresses student support
Professor Heinrich has taken over as director of the La Follette School of Public Affairs. She hopes to improve student support through private financial donations.
Wis. National Guard deployed to hurricane zone
The Wisconsin National Guard sent helicopters and troops to Arkansas Tuesday so they will be stationed near the Gulf Coast, ready to help in relief efforts after Hurricane Ike.
Doughnut truck thief caught again
Warren G. Whitelightning was arrested in November for stealing a Krispy Kreme doughnut truck.
UW student victim of late-night Breese Terrace beating
Madison police are still looking for two male perpetrators in the incident.
Shared Governance Committee urges students to apply for fall semester
ASM’s Shared Governance Committee wants students to apply for a standing committee position in the upcoming weeks.
Wisconsin named second most bicycle-friendly state in U.S.
Wisconsin earned second place in a recent ranking of bicycle-friendly states, and the study found Madison to be the state’s best city for biking.
UW-Madison to face Illinois in first round of online 'top party school' contest
The Chicago based newspaper RedEye is sponsoring the contest to name the nation's best party school
Wisconsin National Guard to deploy 3,500 soldiers to Iraq next year
About 3,500 members of the Wisconsin National Guard will be deployed to Iraq next year, the largest deployment since World War II.
‘Bucky Bus’ returns with new operator
Madison Metro public transit no longer operates “Bucky Bus” due to federal regulations implemented last spring.
Memorial set for UW students killed in Midvale car crash
University officials will host a campus memorial for the three students killed in the Midval Blvd. car crash on Aug. 27.
County Executive Falk will run for fourth term this spring
Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk was first elected to office in 1997.
Celebrity guests headed to Madison for 10th annual Women’s Expo in November
“Project Runway’s” Tim Gunn and Hollywood veteran Debbie Reynolds will be at the Madison Women’s Expo Nov. 22 and 23.
Two men, one armed, rob Falbo Bros. Pizzeria
The two men fled with an undisclosed amount of money.
UW community to join chancellor for ice cream social
Chancellor Martin will join UW-Madison students and faculty for an ice cream social Thursday. The event marks one of the first events with the incoming chancellor.
Madison mayor announces capital budget $7.3 million under expectations
Madison mayor Dave Cieslewicz introduced the 2009 capital budget at the Common Council meeting Tuesday.
Charter to show football opener on Big Ten Network
The Big Ten Network went live on Charter channel 73 Thursday.
Major construction on State Street to end in September
State Street’s makeover is nearly complete, as major construction on the 500 and 600 blocks of Madison’s signature drag is expected to end in September.
School year brings campus bus route changes
Beginning Sept. 2, bus route 80 will no longer make stops south of Observatory Drive between Walnut Street and Highland Avenue, which will save three minutes of travel time between the Memorial Union, UW Hospital and Eagle Heights.
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Former UW student arrested in Marino killing
DNA from evidence found at the crime scene link Adam C. Peterson to the Jan. 28 killing of Joel Marino, according to Madison police.
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Lower pay raises expected for state employees, UW faculty
In a move to decrease the state budget deficit, non-union state employees, including many UW-Madison faculty and staff members, will receive lower pay raises this year than previously planned.
Cornell University's provost recommended for chancellor
UW System President Kevin Reilly announced Wednesday Biddy Martin will be recommended to the Board of Regents to be the next UW-Madison chancellor
Minnesota finalist withdraws from UW chancellor consideration
University of Minnesota's Vice President for Research Timothy Mulcahy removed his name from consideration May 22.
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The Best Photos of the Semester
A look back at some of the most colorful and important photography of Spring 2008.
Best sports photos of the semester
The best photos from a record-setting semester in Badger athletics
Study break tunes
It’s been a long, hard semester but it isn’t quite time for the care-free and sunny summer months. As Madison students hit the books for finals week, The Daily Cardinal arts staff would like to suggest a few songs to help you keep your head up.
BREAKING NEWS: UW-Madison chancellor finalists named
UW Counseling and Consolation Services provides Pet Therapy
The annual Pet-Therapy event will bring dogs to Library Mall Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m.
All Badgers teams pass NCAA academic scores
Twenty-three UW sports passed academic criteria set by the NCAA for the 2006-07 academic year.
UW alumnae to speak at graduation ceremony
Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson and USA Networks founder Kay Koplovitz will speak at commencement this spring.
Falk appologizes for 911 call incident
County Executive Kathleen Falk will also meet with Dane County 911 Center Director Joe Norwick Tuesday.
ZIMMERMANN UPDATE: 911 Dispatch Center did not return victim's call
Brittany Zimmermann, the 21-year-old UW-Madison student who was slain in her Doty Street apartment in April, called 911 the morning of the slaying but dispatchers did not return her phone call.
Zimmermann called 911 before her death
UW-Madison student Brittany Zimmermann called 911 the day of her death, according to county officials. Police were not dispatched to the scene because the call was deemed an accidental "hang up" call.
Wiscontrepreneur Challenge winners collect $300 for prize
Four UW-Madison students participated in the 100-hour Wiscontrepreneur Challenge and won awards in three categories: “most creative,” “most value created” and “most social value created.”
Man crashes car into Mechanical Engineering
Seth R. Collins allegedly crashed a 2004 GMC Denali into the Mechanical Engineering building Saturday morning.
Two UW students to appear on ‘Wheel of Fortune’ this week
Kelly Clinton-Cirocco and Nick LaMantia competed in “College Week,” which airs April 28 to May 2.
Daily Cardinal beats Badger Herald in softball thriller
The Daily Cardinal defeated The Badger Herald in their annual softball game 16-15.
Report ranks Wis. No. 1 in drunk driving, campus accidents difficult to estimate
Wisconsin, with its prevalent drinking culture, was rated the state with the most drunk drivers in the country Wednesday. Over one-fourth of drivers said they drove under the influence at least once in the past year.
Offbeat trio of musicians paint Kohl Center blue
The Blue Man Group performed at the Kohl Center Wednesday, April 23, as part of their “How to be a Megastar Tour 2.1.” The performance highlighted the group’s unique combination of comedy, physical feats and music.
Wisconsin traffic deaths down 30 percent
There has been a drop in Wisconsin traffic fatalities so far this year, possibly the result of decreased traffic volume.
Recent Slideshows: Badger Spring Football Game
The University of Wisconsin-Madison football team played in the Spring Football Game in Camp Randall on Saturday, April 19. The Cardinal team defeated the White squad 28-3.
UW Varsity Band Spring Concert
The UW-Madison marching band held its tenth annual spring concert at the Kohl Center April 17 to19. In addition to the music, the concert also featured pyrotechnics, elaborate entrances by band Director Mike Leckrone, Bucky flying high above the stage and
High school students to participate in Student Shadow Day
UW-Madison students will show nearly 75 Madison-area high schoolers college life for the day on Thursday.
Zimmermann’s killer forced entry into apartment
Madison Police Chief Nobel Wray revealed a new detail in the Zimmermann homicide Thursday.
New UW South Campus Union to house climbing wall, bike station
Students can still voice opinions for a redesigned Union South before the semester ends.
UW-Madison graduates win Pulitzer Prizes in journalism
UW-Madison graduates Walt Bogdanich, a reporter and editor for the New York Times, and David Umhoefer, a reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, were awarded Pulitzer Prizes in journalism Monday.
UW announces World Stem Cell Summit keynote speaker
Peter Kiernan, chair of the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, will speak at the World Stem Cell summit in Madison this fall.
The Weakerthans Slideshow
A slideshow of the Weakerthans' performance in Madison.
BREAKING NEWS: Police investigating death of UW-Madison student near campus
Madison police blocked of the 500 block of West Doty Street Wednesday afternoon
April Fools prank leaves tires deflated
Police say the incident was an April Fools Day joke that occurred overnight.
Federal officials to deport UW-Madison pharmacy student
UW-Madison pharmacy student Tope Awe was released from immigration and customs enforcement custody Tuesday but still faces deportation.
Gameday song changed to reflect admission standards
Coming along with me by bright shining light of moon no longer only criteria
Smoking ban gains support among pansies
Students accept Teach Against America positions abroad
Favre to take over as chancellor
Wiley: no comment on offer to quarterback Packers
UW acquires Chomsky in blockbuster deal
Doyle requests extra decimal point to reduce projected budget deficit
UW sues Sesame Street for using the letter ‘W’
UW-Madison sued Sesame street Monday, claiming the show's teaching of the letter 'W' to small children infringed on the university's ownership of the letter. Bert, Kermit, Big Bird all spoke out against lawsuit.
Swanns of a feather seem to flock together
Luke and Lynn may be related, new gossip shows.
Eaves rushed to hospital after being triple-dog-dared to lick ice by players
Young players leave mark on veteran coach.
History inspires '3:10 to Yumy Buffet' shoot
Following the success of "3:10 to Yuma," Director James Mangold was pleased with all the artistic choice and vast stylistic options his producers gave him for his new project: "3:10 to Yumy Buffet."
Jackson in Madison to star in new film, 'Badgers on a Bus'
Prepare yourself Madison. Samuel L. Jackson is coming to get our (expletive) badgers off our (expletive) buses.
Man with acoustic guitar heralds end of house party
Man with acoustic guitar heralds end of house party
Bielema’s girlfriend tired of 1-0 mantra
Romance leaves when everything is a win or a loss
Wiley asks students to share experiences for fall convocation
Students interested in applying to speak in front of incoming students in the fall should submit essays to chancellor@news.wisc.edu.
Letter to the Editor: Offer recycling bins in Brown Apartments
Steve Brown Apartments, occupied by many students must be more environmentally responsible.
UW-Madison receives grant for influenza vaccine research
A research team at UW-Madison received a large grant to do work with the avian influenza virus.
Students fight off attacker with purse
A would-be purse thief fled after two UW-Madison students fought him back.
Memorial Library to host used book sale
The 25th semiannual used book sale will be March 26-29.
Student neighborhood plans secession from downtown community association
Alcohol policy recommendation made by Capitol Neighborhood Inc. has led student members of the State and Langdon Street neighborhood to push for removal from the downtown neighborhood association.
Spring starts early this year, according to Cieslewicz
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz declares March 9 as the first day of spring.
Madison police believe weekend armed robberies connected
Similarities in the incidents provide a possible link, police say.
Freakfest’s pricetag significantly lower second time around
City finds costs of the 2007 celebration down from previous years.
'Super Tuesday II' Democrat analysis
Clinton wins big in Ohio and Texas, setting up the next showdown state as Pennsylvania April 22.
McCain secures nomination
U.S. Sen. John McCain won the Republican nomination, though some evangelical Christians are still skeptical of him.
Smoking ban moves to full Assembly
Though it moved out of an Assembly committee Tuesday, a bill for a statewide smoking ban is unlikely to be acted upon before the Legislature adjourns.
WISPIRG to host weeklong clothing drive
Clothing drive will be at Sellery Hall.
Johnny Depp movie to be filmed in Wis.
A new movie starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale will begin filming in Wisconsin soon.
Murder suspect last seen on State St.
Police are calling a former "person of interest" a suspect in the Joel Marino murder case
UW building evacuated over acid spill
Firefighters evacuated the Engineering Research Building after a large acid spill.
Wisconsin will play 12th game against Cal-Poly Mustangs
The Badgers and Mustangs will take to the field on Nov. 22 at Camp Randall Stadium.
Breaking News: large chemical spill in Engineering Research Building
Firefighters evacuated the Engineering Research Building after a large acid spill.
Memorable quotes and scenes selected by Cardinal Staff
Cardinal Arts staffers pick their favorite movie moments
Academy Award debate 2008
We put the major contenders through the gauntlet. A panel of Cardinal jurors debate the merits of this year’s best.
Pedestrian grabbed from behind, robbed on Gorham Street
A man stole a woman’s purse early Sunday as she was walking to a friend’s house on Gorham.
PRIMARY UPDATE: McCain, Obama win Wisconsin primary
According to CNN projections, Illinois Senator Barack Obama will take the Democratic primary, with Arizona Senator John McCain winning on the Republican side.
Breaking News: New time for Hillary event announced
The event for U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-NY, has been moved to Monday, with Monona Terrace doors opening at 6:30 p.m. and Clinton set to speak at 8:30 p.m.
BREAKING NEWS: 5 students dead in shooting at NIU
Man opens fire in lecture hall Thursday afternoon, shooting as many as 22 students before taking his own life.
PRIMARY UPDATE: Celebrities, Clinton and Huckabee to visit Madison tomorrow
In addition to Bill Clinton and Mike Huckabee, two actors will will add some Hollywood starpower to the stumping scene in Madison Thursday.
Update: Huckabee at Concourse Hotel Thursday
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee will make a campaign stop in downtown Madison Thursday.
BREAKING NEWS: Mayor Dave Cieslewicz endorses Obama
Madison's mayor announced Tuesday afternoon he is supporting U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill. for president.
BREAKING NEWS: Obama to visit Madison Tuesday, Chelsea Clinton to visit Monday
Students for Barack Obama have confirmed presidential hopeful U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., will make a campaign stop Tuesday at UW-Madison’s Kohl Center.
UW System to hear second transcript proposal
UW System President Kevin Reilly plans to present a proposal to the Board of Regents Thursday that would offer a new extracurricular transcript to UW students in addition to the traditional academic transcript.
BREAKING NEWS: Classes to resume Thursday morning
After canceling evening classes Wednesday, the university announced school will resume Thursday morning.
Police share new detail in murder case
The victim, Joel A. Marino, was laid to rest Saturday.
UW-Madison turns 159 on Feb. 5
The Wisconsin Alumni Association and University Housing will distribute free pieces of birthday cake at a Founders’ Day celebration.
South Park Street site of apparent homicide
A man is found dead in an alley on South Park Street in what is being investigated as Madison's first homicide of 2008.
ASM book swap ‘success’
The Associated Students of Madison plans to continue the textbook swap next year.
Winter weather returns
Madison's forecast calls for frigid temperatures and snow early in the week.
Taxpayer amendment
Two legislators introduced a proposal they said hopes to provide tax relief for homeowners in a possible Constitutional Amendment.
Ebola breakthrough
A team of UW-Madison researchers has discovered a way to genetically neutralize the deadly Ebola virus, according to an article published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Search committee students selected
Associated Students of Madison’s Shared Governance Committee selected two students to serve as student body representatives on a chancellor search and screen committee late Tuesday.
Frankenstein veto ban goes to voters
The April 2008 ballot will contain a referendum allowing Wisconsin voters to ban a governor’s ability to use partial vetoes in legislation.
Gov. Doyle signs, modifies cable bill
The governor signed a bill attempting to increase competition in the state cable television industry recently, vetoing some portions to provide better consumer protections.
Men’s basketball player gets fourth drinking citation
Junior Kevin Gullikson has recieved three underage drinking tickets in Madison and one in Minnesota.
ESPN's Van Pelt chats with WSUM
The analyst and graduation speaker will be on "The Student Section" from 4-6 p.m.
Rape victims bill will pass a Tuesday vote, supporters say
The state Assembly has officially scheduled a vote Tuesday for a rape victims bill that supporters say has wide bipartisan support, though detractors say it mandates “chemical abortions.”
UW blames slow snow removal on many “unavoidable factors”
The university responded Friday to criticism on its efforts to clear snowy roads and sidewalks.
A Look Back: Wiley's history at UW-Madison
A timeline of Chancellor John Wiley's 30-plus years at the university.
UW Hospital names new president
Katen-Bahensky to officially assume role Feb. 4
Legislator demands voter reforms after 1,537 listed as felons
A state legislator says current Wisconsin laws that prohibit former prisoners from voting need to be changed after a recent audit showed over 1,500 residents were listed incorrectly as felons on voting lists.
UW student survives 8-story balcony fall
A UW-Madison student survived a fall late Saturday night from an eighth-story balcony at the La Ciel apartment complex, according to police.
Football fan to win Outback Bowl trip
Due to NCAA rules, the winner and guest must be at least 21 years old.
Heavy snow and freezing rain pummel Madison.
A snow and ice storm blanketed Madison and much of the Midwest over the weekend. Several people were injured in vehicular accidents and a 37-year-old Madison male was killed in an accident. Madison received more than six inches of snow and a half inch of
UW System to host strategic planning listening sessions
The sessions are part of UW System's strategic plan—Advantage Wisconsin.
Authorities chase man in stolen donut truck
A man steals a donut truck and leads police on a high speed chase.
Bouncer at Frida’s victim of alleged slash
A Frida's bouncer was atacked early Sunday morning by a man with a knife outside of the bar.
Alvarez lobbies for bill at Capitol
Former coach Barry Alvarez testified at the Capitol Wednesday, lobbying for a tax exemption bill in the state Assembly committee.
County Supervisor Kumar announces his plans to not seek re-election in 2008
County Supervisor Ashok Kumar said Wednesday he will not run for re-election in 2008.
Judge finds 34-year-old man guilty of battery, attempted sexual assault
A judge found the man accused of an attack of a UW-Student in 2006 guilty of battery and attempted sexual assault on Wednesday.
Madison police reprimand two officers for violations of policy
Two Madison police officers receive reprimands for policy violations, including a self-inflicted taser injury.
Doyle supports next generation coal power plant in Illinois, facility may help Wisconsin
Gov. Jim Doyle sent a letter to the governor of Illinois Tuesday, stating that Wisconsin supported a possible next-generation power plant planned for Illinois that could benefit the entire Midwest.
WCHA official requires Sioux player to apologize to Bucky
Bruce McLeod, WCHA commissioner, said North Dakota State defenseman Joe Finley must send a written apology to Bucky Badger for slashing him with a hockey stick before Saturdya's game, the Capital Times reported Tuesday.
Practice Pass: Behind the scenes at UW tryouts
The Daily Cardinal chats with Casey Shorts, who recently tried out for the men's basketball team
Design committee says State Street to undergo ‘face lift’ in summer 2008
Speedway Construction made the lowest bid and will take over construction on the street's 500 and 600 blocks next summer.
UW-Madison student dies in interstate car accident
A UW-Madison sophomore was killed last Thursday in a car accident. She was on her way home to visit family in Minnesota.
Madison police arrest paintball pranksters near UW campus
Police arrest 3 teens for their alleged involvement in a Friday night paintball prank.
Global warming bill moves forward in Senate, 1990-level emissions sought
The committee in the state Senate moved forward a bill designed to fight global warming on Wednesday, though it may have difficulty passing the state Assembly.
UW’s School of Social Work wins YWCA award for recruitment of diverse students
School garners award with unique recruitment techniques.
Legislators try to solve BTN-cable TV dispute
State legislators intend to introduce a bill to create an independent negotiating system to allow viewers to see sports games denied to them because of disputes between cable companies and networks.
State lawmaker Gundrum soon deployed to Iraq
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.
UW MBA program ranks among top global business schools
The Business school was ranked 33rd in the world and 24th in the United States
Tommy Thompson endorses Giuliani
Former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson said he would endorse Rudy Giuliani for President recently. Thompson had competed against Giuliani for the Republican nomination until August, when he dropped out of the race.
Four die in trailer outside Alliant Energy Center
Two young girls, along with their grandparents, died Friday in a horse trailer outside the Alliant Energy Center, where the World Clydesdale Show was taking place. Police suspect they died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Revised reciprocity agreement approved
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents unanimously passed a revised UW-Minnesota reciprocity deal Friday.
Former head coach Barry Alvarez lobbies for UW Athletics at Capitol
Former head coach of the UW-Madison Men’s Football team and current Athletics Director Barry Alvarez recently lobbied at the state Capitol, to promote a bill exempting donations to the Badger Fund from taxes.
Former director of Overture Center indicted on charges
Robert D'Angelo allegedly earned hundreds of thousands of dollars through private business ventures and could face up to life in jail.
Venue for Obama speech changed to larger Monona Terrace
Barack Obama's Oct. 15 speech in Madison was moved from the Orpheum Theatre to Monona Terrace after the event sold out soon after tickets went on sale.
The Jock Strap: Your Source for Satirical Sports
McCarthy to abandon running game, cuts two backs
Future stalled budgets may leave lawmakers ‘under arrest’
Future negotiators of the state budget may be forced to hold meetings to prevent any legislative gridlock, according to a recent proposal in the state Assembly.
State Street vendors to be under review
The Vending Oversight Committee will be reviewing the licenses of current Library Mall and Capitol Concourse food vendors this week, by sampling food and assessing the carts’ safety and appearance.
Campus Safety Campaign expands this fall’s neighborhood watch; begins Oct. 5
The Associated Students of Madison Neighborhood Watch Program announced Wednesday its fall launch is Oct. 5.
Gameday's Hot/Cold
An inside look at who's hot and who's not in college football.
Introducing Daily Cardinal Q&A
The Cardinal chills in front of the goal with Alex Horwath
Student caught vandalizing, fails attempt to flee police
Intoxicated student shatters window and is chased down by victims.
Mayor Cieslewicz looks to bolster police squad with more cops
Expanding Madison's police force approved by Mayor Dave Cieslewicz.
Jock Strap SATIRE: Herbstreit criticizes realism in NCAA College Football ’08
ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit usually dissects offensive plays or ridicules players and coaches every Saturday during the college football season.
Jock Strap SATIRE: Yost’s frequent bathroom breaks hurting Brewers
There’s been a lot of talk this year about why the Milwaukee Brewers, who once stood high atop the National League Central Division standings, have fallen out of first place and, quite possibly, out of the playoffs.
Jock Strap SATIRE: Commissioner suspends Al Davis for ‘excessively flashy’ tracksuits
In just over a year, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell developed a reputation as the no-nonsense leader of America’s top sport.
Flooding damages total over $5 million across Dane County
Close to 850 residences and nine businesses report damages
Exam times and dates change due to ‘software problems’
UW-Madison’s Office of the Registrar sent e-mails Monday to alert some students of final exam time changes.
UW admissions policy deemed legal by state attorney general
Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen issued an informal legal opinion July 26 that the UW freshman admission policy does not violate the statutory prohibition against the use of “tests based on race.”
80 eliminates Union South stop; fewer Eagle Heights trips
Bus Route 80 will take a slightly shorter route this year because of construction projects.
Wisconsin and Minnesota renegotiate reciprocity deal
The nearly 40-year-old tuition reciprocity agreement between Wisconsin and Minnesota will continue, as announced in a June 22 release from the Offices of Gov. Jim Doyle and Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.
Seg. fees will no longer fund off-campus facilities’ rent
At a special meeting Aug. 7, the UW System Board of Regents ruled that student segregated fees cannot be used to pay for rent of off-campus facilities used by student organizations at UW-Madison.
And the winners are...
The Memorial Union and Terrace, the "heart and soul" of the university, took Reader's Choice by storm, winning Best Place to People Watch, Best Place to See and …
And the winners are...
Aahhh... spring is finally here, and with it comes sun, fun, skipping class and, of course, The Daily Cardinal's annual Readers' Choice Awards. Every year the Cardinal's readers pick their …
Readers' Choice Award nominations 2002
Choose your favorites and then check out the April 17 edition of The Daily Cardinal to see who made the cut.