Our Midwest editor is running for mayor of Ann Arbor, because he's more qualified than Sarah Palin.

It's a widely accepted fact that Rutgers is largely populated by liberals, and that there's a lot of Obama love on campus. Sure, we have the small and much-mocked campus Republican club, and the conservative publication Centurion (which seems more self-loathing and tongue-in-cheek every

....there's always the option for Obama and McCain to find livelihood in DJing. DJ B-Rock and DJ McMutiny, anyone?

Blender magazine got the presidential candidates to name their top 10 songs. Some were humorous, but a few were so cliche that I cringed upon reading them. I wonder if

Unhappy with his current interns, the presidential hopeful turns his back on the schools that made him who he is today. On the bright side, someone finally pays attention to the Midwest.

Unfortunately for Hil, just because her campaign is suspended doesn't mean her debts are too. The defeated presidential hopeful owes schools some serious cash.

Yes, we all know the famous Senator spoke Monday: You read about it for weeks beforehand, and the papers are saturated with his sound byte claims and statements.

The real story was his rapport with the crowd. Three people fell over and passed out during the rally, creating awkward pauses and turning

Barack Obama's visit to Madison on Monday drew a crowd of 4,000 people to Monona Terrace, more than half of whom were students. There was also a sizeable contingent of those who insist on wearing cheeseheads to any event that (doesn't really) remotely call for rocking dairy-inspired fa