Experts debunk sexual assault misconceptions
By Kelsey Gunderson | Apr. 7, 2009UW-Madison experts clear up common sexual assault myths among students.
UW-Madison experts clear up common sexual assault myths among students.
UW-Madison was honored Monday for its continual efforts to improve campus pedestrian routes.
The Daily Cardinal is running a three-part series investigating landlords around campus. Check back tomorrow for continuing coverage.
Columnist Andy Van Sistine explains the smart off-season moves by Green Bay
Gov. Jim Doyle advocated for Chicago's 2016 Olympic bid Monday. If the city is selected, Madison could be the host for several cycling events.
A new UW-Madison Law School study presents facts about Wisconsin litigation practices and attempts to debunk ""myths"" about excessive litigation in civil courts.
Wisconsin Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson and Jefferson County Judge Randy Koschnick will vie for the chief justice seat Tuesday amid what is likely to be only moderate voter turnout.
Madison constantly improves cirricula by reaching out to universities abroad.
Both Wisconsin women's varsity rowing teams placed third in San Diego over the weekend
Today's elections will determine Madison's District 2 alder, District 8 alder and Dane County executive after a long campaign season.
Dale pities the fool who reads music blogs.'
Wisconsin men's tennis rebounded from a loss to Northwestern with a win against Purdue over the weekend
Middle-schoolers are no longer interested in cigarettes. It's all about the Smarties.'
The Wisconsin softball team was unsuccessful in its attempt to bring down the Illini Saturday.
This week includes a couple bros in bunk beds and a Slim Thug satire.'
Kathleen Falk is still the best candidate for Dane County Executive, offering more proactive policy plans than her opponent, Nacy Mistele.
Members of WISPIRG's Hunger Cleanup campaign are looking for donations from community members to help support organizations who work to decrease homelessness in the area.
The Wisconsin football team had its first scrimmage this spring and was able to experiment with its lineup.
Several Madison officials shed light on the reasons why sexual assault numbers are deceptively low in Wisconsin and nationwide.