By Ledell Zellers

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Fighting sexism requires vigilance

Less than a week from today, our state could elect its first female governor.  It would come two years after we elected someone who had been the state’s first congresswoman to be the first woman to serve Wisconsin in the U.S. Senate.  Beyond that, two years from next Tuesday the country as a whole may, for the first time, put a woman in the White House.  What an extraordinary set of accomplishments for those women, and for the country itself.  While the prospect of these electoral victories excites me, there is one result that may accompany them that has me worried.

Letter: Vote Ledell Zellers for District 2

Ward says university is not taking action on Palermo’s

Interim Chancellor David Ward released a statement Wednesday stating the University of Wisconsin-Madison will review its contracts with Palermo’s Pizza following a request by a university committee to cut ties with the pizza company.

Delving into the archives: Rally demands more courses

*Originally published April 15, 1997*

Five things to watch

Officials critical of findings

03/28/2011 - First in Twenty

Officials predict 875,000 voters in election in Supreme Court election

A contentious Supreme Court race and the governor's Frankenstein"" veto power are predicted to draw 875,000 voters Tuesday.

Business school organizations host breast cancer fundraiser

The members of Undergraduate Business Leadership Council will decorate Grainger Hall in pink Wednesday. Students are encouraged to wear pink to support the cause.

BADGER BITS

Volleyball Senior middle blocker Sheila Shaw was selected as a third-team All-American. With the honor, Shaw is the sixth All-American that has played under head coach Pete Waite's seven-year tenure ' ¦