The Wisconsin Union Directorate Music Committee presents "Caveman" at 9:30 p.m. on Friday, April 13, in Der Rathskeller at Memorial Union at 800 Langdon St.  

"Screaming Females with Giant People" will open the show.

Caveman was born in New York in January 2010, when a group of friends decided it was time to put aside their boyhood ways and start being men. The sound they crafted in that large, dark room is equal parts chamber pop, dreamscape and horror film score.  

At a Caveman show you will hear four-part harmonies, spaced-out guitars, synths and, yes, much drumming.

This free event is intended for UW-Madison students, faculty, staff and Union members and guests. 

For all events visit www.union.wisc.edu/events for daily updates.

Catch the Brewer's home opener as Milwaukee kicks off the 2012 season against the arch-rival St. Louis Cardinals in The Sett in Union South this Friday, April 6 at 3 p.m. 

There's no better place to catch the first game of the season: big screen TV, great fans and delicious food!

Plus, the first 20 to attend will get a Sett pint glass.  All attendees will get free peanuts while supplies last too.

A second-year graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has been awarded a $20,000 AP/Google Scholarship.

Emily Eggleston is currently pursuing her Masters in geography and journalism. She said her studies are training her in two types of storytelling: one type is based on soil chemistry data and the other takes a more qualitative route, emphasizing people and story tension.

In December, she said she started the first data-driven journalism group at UW-Madison. As the data journalism group enters its second semester, she said they are gearing up to tackle the stories hiding in Madison’s data.

Madison Commons, a hyperlocal news site run by the Journalism department will work with the group to produce databased stories about the Wisconsin metropolis.