The University of Wisconsin-Madison student newspaper Badger Herald is ripping students trying to sell their Rose Bowl tickets online.

The paper published a list of students trying to sell their tickets to the Badgers' New Year's Day game, calling them "The Worst People on Campus." The list, published as an opinion piece on Sunday, called out more than 30 students who had put their tickets up for sale on Facebook Marketplace within two hours of the tickets selling out on uwbadgers.com.

The paper said some of the tickets, which were $150 face value, were posted for more than $400.

"Truly, there is a special place in Hell for people who buy Rose Bowl tickets with the sole intention of profiting from them. It is entirely unfair to those who actually love this football team and were counting on a cheap face value ticket in order to make the trip to Pasadena an economic reality," said the Herald story, which didn't have an author listed.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison's Art Department will host an open house and glass sale Saturday and Sunday, showcasing students' work in the glass lab this semester.

The event, open to the public, will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days.

The pool of artists at the open house is comprised of mostly students, many of whom will have their artwork for sale. The proceeds from the show will go toward the department's Visiting Artist Fund.

In addition to the art exhibitions, there will be periodic glass blowing demonstrations, showing a variety of different glass-making methods.

The Glass Lab is located at 111 N. Frances St., adjacent to the Kohl Center. Due to heavy traffic from sporting events at the Kohl Center, it is recommended that visitors park in Lot 91, located next to the Glass Lab.