Wisconsin looks ahead to Southern Illinois tournament
By Joe Skurzewski | Mar. 6, 2009The Wisconsin softball team is hoping to collect a few more wins this weekend in the Coach B Classic.
The Wisconsin softball team is hoping to collect a few more wins this weekend in the Coach B Classic.
A novelist shares his thoughts'
Columnist Matt Fox explains why the Dallas Cowboys made the right decision by letting go of controversial wide receiver Terrell Owens.
Madtown Munchies co-owner, Jeremy Neren, ate and drank nothing but products from his late-night delivery service for the month of February, and lost eight pounds in the process.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team advances in the Big Ten tournament.
The injustices done to The Daily Emerald at the University of Oregon by its board of directors demands attention and retribution.
The UW-Madison College Republicans hosted author and columnist Star Parker Thursday to speak to students about the ethics of welfare in the United States.
Scientists around the world announced a major stem-cell breakthrough recently, with implications for research at UW-Madison and for the ethics of the research itself.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team will host Indiana Sunday night.
If you're sick of eating dinner from a box, check out these tips to eat healthy without spending more money.'
Students, faculty and staff responded after an alleged rape at the Sigma Chi fraternity house was revealed by the alleged victim Wednesday.
The Boy Least Likely To comes out with a second album of innocent, honest indie pop.'
A detailed analysis of Risk, complete with footnotes'
UW-Madison students have been downloading music illegally for years, at the risk of lawsuits. As the recording industry's enforcement methods evolve, students might find themselves receiving more cease and desist letters from the RIAA'
Four UW-Madison students reported a suspicious man lurking around their North Brooks Street apartment.
After a presentation about the potential effect that proposed changes to the UW student conduct code could have on students' rights, supporters and opponents of the changes expressed their concerns.
Bryon Eagon, a candidate for the District 8 alder position, released his safety plan focusing on reducing crime rates and increasing campus safety.
And now comes the time to gauge the best of Bo's boys.
Wisconsin taxpayers have left over $1 billion in taxes unpaid, according to data released by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.
Private money from UW System programs may go toward balancing the state's budget deficit.