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.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team lost to Purdue Sunday.
A Madison homeless man allegedly exposed himself to an 11-year-old girl Friday afternoon at East Wash Laundry on East Washington Avenue.
The Wisconsin softball team has not secured a win yet this season.
Officials from the Wisconsin Union Directorate welcomed students to the first event of Human Rights Week at Memorial Union Monday.
The Wisconsin men's tennis team registered its second loss of the 2009 season Sunday.
The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board celebrates the end of Juicy Campus, a miserable gossip site
For the second year in a row, UW-Madison placed on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
Columnist Andy Van Sistine explains why college basketball rankings do little more than inflating reputations.
Dale talks about songs sans lyrics, and the impact they can have'
The College Democrats of UW-Madison joined forces with city officials to call student attention to local politics at Friday night's city panel.
Plans for a clinic that will provide second-trimester abortions proceeded Friday, with the Madison Surgery Center board of directors approving the proposal.
District 8 candidates participated in a debate Sunday night and focused largely on campus and student safety.
Students from the United Council of UW Students rallied Saturday for the freezing of UW System tuition costs.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team triumphed against Penn State Sunday.
The Student Labor Action Coalition commends Chancellor Biddy Martin for cutting ties with Russell Athletics
The Wisconsin women's hockey team was not able to pick up a win in Minnesota.
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. '
Kevin looks at \Candy Land: The Movie"" and looks away in disgust. Seriously Hollywood?'
The Charter Street coal plant, notorious for its high emissions, will burn biomass instead of coal by 2012, Gov. Jim Doyle announced Friday. This decision will significantly reduce pollutant emissions in Wisconsin.
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