Author: Kelly Tyrrell

Two UW-Madison students were beaten and robbed in separate campus-area robberies late Saturday night.

At a university the size of UW-Madison, one does not often hear of students taking on the role of professors.

But since Fall 2005, the facilitators of Fraternity Action Coalition, a one-credit seminar through the School of Social Work, have been doing just that.

UW-Madison students and residents of the Mifflin Street area are encouraged to attend an informational meeting about the annual Mifflin Street Block Party tonight.

On the 100 Block of North Mills Street two cars struck a bicyclist Sunday evening, one of them dragging him approximately 50 feet.

Stereotypes of the ââ?¬Å?typical frat guyââ?¬Â abound on the University of Wisconsin campus. Though details vary from one account to another, the general idea usually involves some combination of ââ?¬Å?elitist meatheadââ?¬Â and ââ?¬Å?drunken partier.ââ?¬Â

City police are continuing a search for four suspects in two robberies of two different University of Wisconsin students early Saturday morning.

Mills Street residents were alarmed late Sunday evening by the sound of screeching tires when a car hit a man riding his bike near the intersection of Mills and Spring streets. After being hit by the first vehicle, the victim was thrown into the opposing lane and run over by another car.

As students count down the days until Saturday�s Mifflin Street Block Party, city officials will work to inform residents of their expectations for the weekend.

As the nationââ?¬â?¢s designated 24-hour period focusing on all things environmental nears, the UW-Madison campus is gearing up to promote Earth Day events for ââ?¬Å?greenââ?¬Â-inclined students.

University of Wisconsin police are searching for a suspect who allegedly robbed a UW student at gunpoint in the early morning hours Thursday.

Take Back Our Future, an environmentally conscious student organization created just two weeks ago, will host a forum, or ââ?¬Å?teach-in,ââ?¬Â addressing numerous global warming concerns this weekend.

The University of Wisconsin Roman Catholic Foundation received a new advocate in its fight for segregated-fee funding Thursday � U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Wis., a 2006 Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate.

A Court TV program profiling the faked abduction of UW-Madison student Audrey Seiler will air tonight at 9 p.m. on Madison cable channel 56.

Anticipation of a big turnout and security concerns at next Wednesday�s Badger Blowout Concert have prompted some changes this week by the planners of the annual All-Campus Party.

The UW-Madison Police Department responded to a call from Bascom Hall about a suspicious package around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday morning that turned out to be a misplaced container of printer toner.

With the rise of mopeds on campus over the last three years from a few dozen to nearly 900, UW-Madison Transportation Services has decided to require every moped owner to purchase a $55 parking permit, beginning next semester.

While Martha Stewart and fraternity life are not often associated with one another, University of Wisconsin junior Brian Nagle believes the two are a perfect mix.

Over the past year, the University of Wisconsin has received a considerable amount of bad press. From the UW�s reputation as the number one party school to its lack of diversity, criticism of the university is the highest it has been in recent memory. State legislators, alumni and Wisconsin residents only see and hear about the UW�s shortcomings.

Madison police arrested four suspects allegedly connected to two early morning strong-armed robberies near the University of Wisconsin campus Tuesday.

The University of Wisconsin announced Monday a team of four MBA graduate students won the second annual International Business Case Competition, which ran April 6 through April 9.

The Wisconsin gubernatorial election campaigns gained momentum Monday as U.S. Rep. Mark Green, R-Wis., and Gov. Jim Doyle faced off on the state�s tax reform progress.

Over the past year, UW-Madison has received a considerable amount of bad press. From the UW�s reputation as the No. 1 party school to its lack of diversity, criticism of the university is the highest it has been in recent memory. However, lost among all of the negative media coverage are the students themselves and the extraordinary efforts they are making to correct these stereotypes.

Students at UW-Madison have come together to organize a chapter of one of the few non-partisan student think tanks in the country called the Roosevelt Institution.

Though a total of six student organizations had their proposed segregated fee budgets returned to the Associated Students of Madison for reconsideration by University of Wisconsin Chancellor John Wiley last week, only one saw its entire proposal called into question.