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UW-Whitewater Chancellor Martha Saunders, who was recently named the preferred candidate to assume the presidency at the University of Southern Mississippi, visited the Mississippi campus today.
Related: "Saunders meets with Southern Miss athletics," Hattiesburg American, April 5.
Editorial: "University loses an asset if chancellor leaves for Mississippi," Royal Purple, April 4.
UW-Oshkosh and two other organizations are studying whether a condominium project along the Fox River could become the residence for people who want ongoing access to campus programs and services as part of UW-Oshkosh's Living, Learning and Serving Community plan.
The Family Planning Waiver has helped UW-Stevens Point students who are under the income ceiling required to qualify for the federal Medicaid program offset increases in birth control costs recently levied by Congress.
A national honor society at UW-Stout sought donations from local businesses and chapter alumni for a project to donate blankets and proceeds from a baby formula fund to a local food pantry for mothers and children in need.
Increasing competition among applicants to the nation's top colleges and universities means a stellar academic record may no longer be solely sufficient for guaranteed acceptance, and more institutions are looking for nonacademic distinction among those seeking admission.