Competition between leading candidates in the May 8 Gov. Scott Walker recall primary Tom Barrett and Kathleen Falk is heating up after an online video distorting a statement Barrett made about public unions last fall surfaced last week.
A 23-year-old Madison man was knocked unconscious while trying to stop a fight between two groups of people in a West Johnson Street parking lot early Saturday morning.
Three suspects attacked a 19-year-old Fitchburg man on the 400 block of West Gorham street early Sunday morning.
A 19-year-old Madison woman lost consciousness after a man struck her in the face and broke her nose in a downtown bar early Sunday morning.
In light of a recent lawsuit over the use of course syllabi, the Faculty Senate decided to postpone legislation involving the copyright laws of class materials in a meeting Monday.
The Student Services Finance Committee altered the Multicultural Student Coalition’s budget Monday, after the group did not receive funding eligibility for the next fiscal year last fall.
Two dozen venues around UW-Madison will offer the public an opportunity to learn about the university’s labs, museums and researchers April 14 during the 10th annual Science Expedition.
Recall elections against Gov. Scott Walker, Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch and four state senators will officially be held on May 8 and June 5, after election officials verified enough valid signatures were submitted.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney took another step toward securing the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday, notching a key victory in Wisconsin’s primary.
After months of speculation, on March 30 Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett officially entered the crowded recall race to oust Gov. Scott Walker.
Doctors disciplined by the UW School of Medicine and Public Health faced fines and suspension from leadership positions for writing sick notes to protestors in last February’s collective bargaining demonstrations, according to records obtained by the Wisconsin State Journal last Thursday.
Student government leader Tia Nowack told an Associated Students of Madison committee the Thursday before spring break that she stands by her decision to protest and ultimately be arrested in Washington D.C., on a trip funded in part by student segregated fees.
Authorities reported a 56-year-old man drowned in Lake Mendota in the early-morning hours of April 1.
UW-Madison officials have requested permission from the city of Madison to demolish two university-owned buildings on West Johnson Street to expand a parking lot on Clymer Place.
After months of campaigning, UW-Madison sophomore Leland Pan won the race for Dane County’s Board of Supervisors District 5 seat.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney took another step toward securing the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday, notching a key victory in Wisconsin’s primary.
As former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum looks to make up ground against former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney during Wisconsin’s open Republican primary April 3, Wisconsin voters are preoccupied with Wisconsin’s own political turmoil.
The recently suspended voter ID law may be reinstated if the Wisconsin Supreme Court decides to hear a challenge to the ruling and determines the law is constitutional.
Students urged UW-Madison student government leaders Wednesday to act against hate crimes at the university, saying campus is not a safe place for racial minority students.
Colleagues of Associated Students of Madison Chair Allie Gardner have noticed changes to the student government leader recently, saying they are seeing a more aggressive and combative attitude after her brief stint in a Washington, D.C. jail.
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