Author: Kelly Tyrrell

University transportation officials are looking for input from students on changes to campus bus routes that could double the wait time on two major routes.

Proposed changes to transportation services offered by University of Wisconsin officials will make adjustments to the current regulations on campus parking and the bus system.

After the violence at Madison?s Mifflin Street block party last year, Madison police are trying to talk to people in the area before it becomes a problem again this year.

Madison police met with University of Wisconsin-Madison students Wednesday to go over new rules for the annual Mifflin Street Block Party.

An unidentified suspect hit a student with their car on Park Street near State Street Tuesday afternoon and fled down Lakeshore Path.

Student backlash toward Dean of Students Lori Berquam?s ?Don?t Go? to Mifflin video prompted UW-Madison to pull the video from its YouTube channel.  But despite the criticism, Berquam said Tuesday she stands behind her original message that students should not attend the party.

University officials are investigating a threatening comment directed at members of the Student Services Finance Committee left on a Badger Herald comment section Tuesday.

In a heated meeting last night, members of University of Wisconsin student government once again did not vote on a funding eligibility decision for a student organization.

The University of Wisconsin administration and Police Department are investigating an apparent safety threat against ?those in power and those with perceived power? posted anonymously on Tuesday in the online comments of a Badger Herald article.

University of Wisconsin-Madison has pulled down a video of Dean of Students Lori Berquam pleading with students to avoid the upcoming Mifflin Street Block Party.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison dean of students took to the Internet to try to dissuade students from attending the Mifflin Street Block Party, but it didnt prompt the desired reaction from students.

The Student Services Finance Committee ruled Monday that the Multicultural Student Coalition committed an intentional policy violation by failing to follow university and state purchasing policies.

While many students are gearing up for this year?s Mifflin Street Block Party and preparing for the changes that will be implemented at this year?s event, the University of Wisconsin Dean of Students Office put forth a simple message Monday: Don?t go.

As a portion of the student body looks forward to graduating in four weeks and moving on to life after their undergraduate years, a new study shows that their transition into the working world may not be easy.

The return of the annual All-Campus Party, spanning from today through April 28, will give students an excuse to cast aside their books and participate in free events hosted by the Wisconsin Alumni Association and the Wisconsin Alumni Student Board.

Students can enjoy a week of free events, food and prizes beginning Saturday, as members of the Wisconsin Alumni Association and more than 85 student organizations will participate in the 12th annual All Campus Party.

Nearly 35 people fared the rain Thursday for the UW-Madison Campus Womens? Center?s ?Take Back the Night,? where participants discussed personal experiences with sexual assault and the misconceptions surrounding it.

With the Mifflin Street Block Party on the horizon, city officials are anticipating and preparing for more alcohol-related crimes as police plan to increase their presence at the event.

A UW student is putting his body and mind to the test all for a good cause. He?s biking almost 2,000 miles to raise money to help under-privileged kids all over the world.

It?s not often that students in Bascom Hall know what other student  are doing across campus, let alone in the South Pole.  But that?s  exactly what #UWRightNow aimed to do all day Wednesday.

In light of a 50 percent increase in crime on campus since this time last year, city and university police met with students Wednesday to discuss ways to stay safe on campus.

A city committee voted unanimously to grant final approval for a 65-unit development on West Dayton Street that would primarily provide a new apartment building for students.

A public forum held by several city officials Wednesday evening shed light on the rash of crimes in recent months near University of Wisconsin residential areas that have sparked concerns over campus safety.