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Otzi’s Neandertal ancestry
A 5,300-year-old man found sticking out of an Alpine glacier in 1991 possessed more genes in common with Neandertals than Europeans today do.
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Tavern brawl sends woman to hospital, 2 others to jail
A brawl at Dave's Escape tavern in Big Flats sent one woman to the hospital and two others in jail, the Wisconsin Rapids Tribune reports .
Yesterday | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Young woman overcomes brain surgeries, other hurdles to earn degree
Angela Schoepke, student teaching at Madison Memorial High, hopes to land a first-year teaching job.
Reviewing the Results of Calorie Restriction Primate Studies
Do you want to live a longer life in good health? Simple practices can make some difference, such as exercise or calorie restriction.
Christiansen named new associate vice president for Commonwealth Campuses
Penn State's Office of the Vice President for Commonwealth Campuses announced Friday that David Christiansen will be the new associate vice president for Commonwealth Campuses and senior associate dean for academic programs.
2-year tuition freeze would be first for 4-year UW System campuses
Gov. Scott Walker's proposal to freeze student tuition at University of Wisconsin System campuses for the next two years would mark the first two-year tuition freeze for the four-year campuses in the 42-year history of the UW System.
3 Commencements for UW-Madison Triplets
Triplets Stephanie, Kyle and Ashley Verhasselt, of Freedom, will receive their undergraduate degrees at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in three separate commencement ceremonies.
Research breakthrough could reignite cloning debate
Scientists at Oregon Health and Science University announced this week that they'd made a discovery 50 years in the making by using a cloning technique to create embryonic stem cells.
Palmyra-Eagle seniors earn scholarships
Palmyra-Eagle seniors were honored with more than $240,000 in scholarships Wednesday at their annual senior honors night.
Peshtigo Times Wisconsin Community Ne...
The two top graduating seniors academically from Coleman High School are Mackenzie Meyer, valedictorian, and salutatorian is Montana Bischof.
Check out our countdown to graduation at several Wisconsin college campuses
College seniors are picking up their caps and gowns, going down bucket lists of last-minute photos they want to take as souvenirs, and preparing for spring graduation ceremonies this weekend at several public and private universities and colleges.
Dalai Lama, in ninth visit to Madison, stresses altruism and compassion
The Dalai Lama presents scarf to Rep. Thomas Weatherston after speaking to the Assembly at the state Capitol in Madison.
Wall Street Journal Prints Laughable Op-Ed Claiming CO2 Emissions Are Good for the Planet
According to a recent op-ed on the Wall Street Journal , rising CO2 levels are the best thing to happen to the planet since the Big Bang.
Muskego Lion's Congratulate Scholarship Winners
The Muskego Lion's Club awarded to Muskego High School seniors Monday night with their Robert Kreuser and David Salentine scholarships.
Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky
Fancy seeing the sky in neutrino? Supermassive black holes and enormous stellar explosions may give up their secrets now that neutrinos from space can be detected.
Fossil Amber Overturns Long-Held Theory Of...
In a new study from researchers at Texas Tech University, scientists have discovered that the structure of amber barely changes even after tens of millions of years.
Brothers Kerry to play roles in US cabinet
THE brother of Secretary of State John Kerry is stepping in as acting commerce secretary, in a rare move which will see two siblings in the US cabinet.
Master lock auto-cracker built as coursework at University
We love the beginning of May because the final projects for college coursework start rolling into our tips line.
Colleges Students Rejoice as Power Protection Strategy Fails at Various UW-Madison Facilities
While the outage was apparently caused by switch gear equipment calling it kaput, there was absolutely no power starting at around 2 p.m. at the following locations: Chamberlin Hall, Van Hise Hall, Science Hall, the Bradley Memorial Building, the Service Building, the Service Annex, and half of Sterling Hall.
As One Bookstore Closes, Another Opens
Booked for Murder, which has been operating in a strip mall on University Avenue in Madison, Wisc.