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More than 1,300 UW-Parkside students participated in community service projects from June 2005 to June 2006, earning the campus praise from the Corporation for National and Community Service.
Nearly 30 construction projects worth $1.2 billion are underway at UW-Madison, which is replacing outdated buildings and upgrading facilities across campus.
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Established networks and extra efforts from UW-Milwaukee academic leaders have helped the campus stay on track during Chancellor Carlos Santiago's medical leave.
UW-Madison researchers say a new federal law could help ward off threatening behaviors from protesters who disagree with animal research.
UW-Madison is reporting record numbers of students of color in this year's freshman class, in contrast with a national report that shows a downward trend in access for minority students.
A local shelter will benefit from the fund-raising efforts of the UW-Superior Social Work Student Association.
The UW Foundation will not pursue an additional $100,000 in question from a donor's estate gift to UW-Madison.
One UW-Madison nanotechnology researcher said he and his colleagues are working with the government to establish testing boundaries as the field expands.
Legislators and other state officials rarely report sick leave, according to a newspaper analysis; the report follows a Legislative Audit Bureau report about the usage of sick leave by UW faculty and staff.
Related: "Other officials rack up sick leave benefits, too," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Nov. 26.
Potential savings identified by state agencies would not cover the estimated $1.6 billion shortfall in the state budget; parts of the UW System were exempted from having to identify possible budget cuts.
The Kalamazoo Promise, a program in the Michigan city that allows students who attend and graduate from its public schools to attend college for little or no cost, is attracting families from out-of-state; the proposed Wisconsin Covenant could provide Wisconsin students with similar benefits.
Editorial: "A lesson from Kalamazoo," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Nov. 22.
College advocates in Minnesota suggest increasing financial aid and helping students learn more about college options as a way to prepare the state for changing demographics and educational needs.
Colleges and universities actively reach out to other campuses to boost their reputational rankings in national surveys.
Part-time community college students are less likely to seek academic advising or to engage on campus as often as full-time students, according to a new survey.