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Wisconsin sophomore defensive back Niles Brinkley has two interceptions and 13 total tackles this seaosn for the Badgers.
Seen in: Goins and Brinkley shine as they share corner spot
Wisconsin redshirt freshman Josh Oglesby filled the role of injured sophomore left tackle Gabe Carimi in the Badgers’ game against No. 12 Ohio State. He will start his first game against No. 6 Penn State Saturday.
Seen in: Oglesby earns respect on O-line
Evan Royster leads a ruthless running game for Penn State
Seen in: Big Ten Looking to Return to Dominance
Ald. Mike Verveer, District 4, Downtown Madison Inc. President Susan Schmitz, U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., and Mayor Dave Cieslewicz cut the ribbon at the grand reopening of State Street.
Seen in: Officials introduce newly renovated State Street
Head coach Bret Bielema was critical of senior quarterback Allan Evridge’s play in his Monday press conference. Evridge threw an interception on the Badger’s final offensive play in their loss to OSU Sunday.
Seen in: Bielema reflects on loss
UW-Madison seniors without student season tickets were able to sit in the seats usually occupied by the band.
Seen in: Camp Randall Bandless for first time in 40 years
Badger Cab, Madison Taxi and Union Cab companies all participate in the late-night weekend taxi stand at 600 University Avenue.
Freshman running back John Clay could see more carries after a 54-yard run and a touchdown against Michigan Saturday.
Seen in: Badgers ready for powerful Buckeye attack
The Associated Students of Madison host an information session to hear student feedback on a draft of its recently released constitution.
Seen in: ASM Constitutional Committee asks for feedback on draft
Senior quarterback Allan Evridge and the Badgers’ offense struggled against Michigan Saturday after starting off with a 19-0 lead at halftime.
Seen in: UW looks to make corrections
Head coach Bret Bielema recognized senior linebacker Jonathan Casillas (2) as the Badgers’ defensive MVP in Saturday’s game.
Seen in: Bielema’s focus Ohio State, puts loss behind
Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk unveiled a number of alcohol initiatives in her proposed budget Wednesday after a task force investigated alcohol abuse in the county for seven months.
Seen in: Falk announces alcohol initiatives for budget
Wisconsin senior defensive end Matt Shaughnessy has six tackles on the season and aims to put pressure on opposing teams’ quarterbacks.
Seen in: Shaughnessy leads quarterback attack
Wisconsin sophomore wide receiver David Gilreath has stepped up for the offensive and special teams, registering the fourth highest number of receiving yards for the team with a total of 74 and by taking the majority of the kick-off and punt returns, his longest being a 63-yard punt return.
Seen in: Gilreath excels on special teams
UW junior Luke Rassow-Kantor earned his first singles win of the season Saturday by defeating Ball State’s Eduard Pavia 2-6, 6-1, (14-12).
Seen in: Tennis teams earn mixed results
Wisconsin sophomore wide receiver David Gilreath has stepped up for the offensive and special teams, registering the fourth highest number of receiving yards for the team with a total of 74 and by taking the majority of the kick-off and punt returns, his longest being a 63-yard punt return.
Seen in: Gilreath excels on special teams
Junior running back P.J. Hill (39), who is nursing several bruises, was one of several Badgers who used the off week to recuperate from injuries.
Seen in: Henry’s status still in doubt for Big Ten opener
Admiral John Nathman and Sarah Sewell, top policy advisors for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, spoke at Grainger Hall Thursday about foreign policy. In a town hall-style discussion, they answered students’ questions and discussed the importance of the issue to students.
Admiral John Nathman and Sarah Sewell, top policy advisors for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, spoke at Grainger Hall Thursday about foreign policy. In a town hall-style discussion, they answered students’ questions and discussed the importance of the issue to students.
Seen in: Top Obama advisors discuss foreign policy with students
Sophomore setter Nikki Klingsporn (3) and senior middle blocker Audra Jeffers (15) have both been key in the Badgers’ 8-1 start.
Seen in: Volleyball heads down I-94 for Cheese Bowl
Wisconsin’s election laws received positive reviews in a new study by Common Cause, a nonpartisan political advocacy group.
Seen in: Wis. election policies commended in study
UW-Madison came to an agreement with Washburn University on rights to ‘Motion W.’ Washburn will modify their athletic logo.
Seen in: UW settles ‘Motion W’ lawsuit with Washburn
Sophomore setter Nikki Klingsporn plays an important role in the Badgers’ new 6-2 offensive attack system.
Seen in: Waite’s new 6-2 offense finds success early in season
Wisconsin junior Garrett Graham has 11 receptions and scored three touchdowns this season, both highs among Badger tight ends.
Seen in: Tight ends play vital role for UW
Capital Cafe is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The restaurant is holding a grand opening the week of Sept. 22.
Seen in: The Wisconsin Union opens restaurant in Grainger Hall
Wisconsin senior linebacker DeAndre Levy had nine tackles, one sacks and one interception against Fresno State Saturday night. He has the second highest tackle total on the team this season with 18.
Seen in: Defense thrives against Fresno State
Kelly Nanna (left) and Sean Rao (right) light candles at the vigil ceremony on Bascom Hill following the memorial service.
Seen in: Student groups host 9/11 service
Junior running back P.J. Hill will be heavily relied upon Saturday since the Badgers will need a strong running game to earn a win in Fresno. He leads the team with 267 yards this year.
Seen in: UW aims for fast start in Fresno
Seen in: Dig into canned and frozen foods
Bail was set at $250,000 for Justin Stout at a Sept. 5 hearing. Stout was charged with first-degree reckless homicide Tuesday.
Seen in: Men charged in fatal bar fight outside Plaza
Kikkoman Chairman and CEO Yuzaburo Mogi and UW-Madison Chancellor Biddy Martin take a tour of the new Kikkoman Research and Development Laboratory at University Research Park Tuesday.
Seen in: Wisconsin celebrates Kikkoman lab opening
The UW Police department hope to decrease the number of student bike thefts on campus with new GPS systems this year.
Seen in: UWPD 'Bait Bike' program uses GPS technology to catch campus bike thieves
A cash bail of $250,000 was set Friday for Justin Stout, the man accused of a fatal stabbing outside the Plaza Tavern Wednesday night.
Seen in: Bail set in fatal bar fight stabbing
Wisconsin’s senior quarterback Allan Evridge hands the ball off to junior running back P.J. Hill against Akron Saturday at Camp Randall.
Seen in: Evridge first lefty QB in 44 years
Junior tailback P.J. Hill led the Badgers with 210 total yards and two touchdowns against the Akron Zips Saturday at home.
Seen in: Badgers run through Akron in season opener
Female Barack Obama supporters say a John McCain presidency could hurt the fight for equal pay for women.
Seen in: Special roles for Wis. female lawmakers
A view from inside the Pepsi Center where many events took place, including Vice Presidential Candidate Joe Biden’s speech and Barack Obama’s nomination clinch.
Seen in: Delegates push youth vote in ’08
Sophomore forward Hilary Knight has the potential to be one of the top players in her sport next year
Seen in: Hockey squads ready to build on playoff success in 2008-’09
Wisconsin sophomore Rayme Mackinson took first place at the Iowa Musco Twilight, registering a 23 foot, 5.5 inch long jump.
Seen in: Track teams pull together solid performances on road
911 Center Director Joseph Norwick confirmed that Brittany Zimmermann placed a call to 911 before she died April 2.
Seen in: ZIMMERMANN UPDATE: 911 Dispatch Center did not return victim's call
Madison Police Department officials investiage the scene outside the Mental Health Care Center of Dane County, 625 W. Washington Ave, where a 19-year-old Madison resident was shot Wednesday.
Seen in: Madison man shot on West Washington; suspects still at large
Senior catcher Joey Daniels will end her Badger career with games against the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Saturday and Sunday.
Seen in: UW plays only for pride
A 19-year-old male was shot outside of 625 W. Washington Avenue Wednesday. Police are searching for three suspects, black males, who remain at large.
Moritz Baumann came through last year for UW as a freshman, and will be counted on to continue his postseason success.
Seen in: Serving an ace: Men’s tennis earns NCCA bid
Sophomore pitcher Letty Olivarez allowed three runs in seven innings of work while striking out seven batters. A late rally gave Wisconsin the win and Olivarez her seventh win of the season.
Seen in: Softball splits weekend series against Buckeyes
Sophomore Moritz Baumann, who earned All-Big Ten honors this year, won both his singles and doubles matches against Minnesota.
Seen in: League tournaments treat Badgers poorly
Senior Venus Washington holds the second fastest 100-meter time in UW women’s track history.
Seen in: Track teams travel to Drake Relays, Marquette Twilight
Senior Nolan Polley and the No. 2 seed Badgers will play either No. 7 seed Minnesota or No. 10 seed Michigan State Friday in the Big Ten Tournament. Polley was named the Big Ten Athlete of the Week for his solid play against Iowa and Minnesota.
Seen in: Tournament next step for men’s tennis
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz says he works closely with the Chancellor Wiley on issues such as building on campus and alcohol use.
Seen in: Replacing Wiley: Cieslewicz shares his thoughts
Junior outfielder Valyncia Raphael is leading Wisconsin in RBIs but is batting just .198. Her offensive and defensive contributions could be key in Wednesday’s doubleheader against UW-Green Bay.
Seen in: Raphael anchors Badger lineup
Senior quarterback Allen Evridge led the Cardinal squad to a win Saturday. Evridge went 7-for-12, threw for 137 yards and is ranked No. 1 among Badger quarterbacks.
Seen in: Evridge’s arm blooms during spring game
UW-Madison Humorology celebrates its 60th year of production for charity through its performance of “This is it.” Production proceeds go toward the Chris Farley Foundation and Camp Heartland.
Seen in: Greek members perform for charity
Seen in: Greek members perform for charity
Wisconsin freshman Marek Michalicka has an impressive 19-2 record this season, leading his team, with a 7-2 record in Big Ten play.
Seen in: “Tweety” makes a lot of noise for men’s tennis
Senior catcher Joey Daniels had one RBI and two runs in an 8-3 win over Penn State Saturday, Wisconsin’s lone win last weekend.
Seen in: Badgers hoping to steal luck of the Irish
Senior Jeremy Sonkin won both of his matches this weekend.
Seen in: Seniors exit with victories at Nielsen
Junior right fielder Valyncia Raphael gave the Badgers an offensive boost in the first game against Penn State.
Seen in: Adjustments at the plate lead to success in first game against Nittany Lions
Junior right fielder Valyncia Raphael gave the Badgers an offensive boost in the first game against Penn State.
Seen in: One step forward, three steps back
Seen in: Wine on a budget
Junior pitcher Leah Vanevenhoven threw a gem of a game Wednesday, stricking out a career high 11 in the 3-0 loss.
Seen in: Seventh-inning home run downs UW
Junior outfielder Valyncia Raphael has three doubles in conference play but as a team the Badgers are hitting just .204
Seen in: Softball readies for non-conference foes
Alders test drove Neighborhood Electric Vehicles before the City Council meeting Tuesday and voted to make them street legal.
Seen in: City Council approves photo ordinance
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz gave his annual ‘State of the City’ speech Tuesday, stressing the city’s dedication to public safety, “green efficiency” and basic services, among other issues.
Seen in: ‘State of the City’ addresses safety concerns
Adidas Director of Social and Environmental Affairs Gregg Nebel met with members of the UW Labor Licensing Policy Committee Friday.
Seen in: UW, Adidas look toward end of Hermosa labor dispute
Freshman forward Kyle Turris has compiled a team-high 31 points this year, but he will need help if the Badgers are to beat the Huskies.
Seen in: UW confident it can win at St. Cloud again
Junior Dallas Herbst was the highest finishing Badger at the Big Ten Championships, taking third place in the 197-pound weight class.
Seen in: Wrestling finishes sixth at Big Tens
The Badgers pose with the Big Ten trophy. Wisconsin won its last regular season conference title in 2002-’03 when they defeated Illinois in the final game of the season.
Seen in: CONFERENCE KINGS
Wisconsin Union officials said Thursday management changes have been necessary to improve the quality of Memorial Union.
Seen in: Union officials deny loss of ‘student voice’
Freshman forward Kyle Turris is ready to face-off against future Coyotes teammate Blake Wheeler in Minneapolis this weekend.
Seen in: Mariucci awaits
UW-Madison’s Physical Plant seeks students to assist in keeping sidewalks safe after a record amount of snowfall this winter.
Seen in: UW looks to hire students to help clear snowy, icy sidewalks
Student voters register Tuesday, with turnout ranging from 25 to 30 percent in Madison. It is the highest turnout for a primary since 1988, according to the state Government Accountability Board.
Seen in: Obama, McCain win big in Wisconsin: Turnout breaks records, largest since 1988
Seen in: Keep your pets healthy, happy
Seen in: Madison bakeries sweeten Valentines
Sophomore forward Meghan Duggan tallied three goals over the weekend, but the Badgers split their series with the first-place Bulldogs.
Seen in: Win streaks end on consecutive nights for Bulldogs and Badgers
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