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UW-Eau Claire, UW-Stout and UW-River Falls will all partner with Chippewa Valley Technical College for the Educational Partnership for Regional Development program, wherein businesses can use the unique resources provided by each institution to improve themselves and better Wisconsin's economy.
A member of the Portage County Board writes to extol UW-Stevens Point's efforts to truly be part of the surrounding community.
An interview with Blair Sanford, director of career services at UW-Madison School of Business.
UW-Madison officials said they believe the campus has operated a nearby power plant according to the letter of the law.
UW-Madison announced the campus has reached a settlement agreement with a student group, one that should assist both organizations in the future, according to campus officials.
UW-Madison officials said it selected a tract of land as a potential site for the Department of Homeland Security's National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility because it was the only site that could make the campus a competitive choice for the location of the facility.
Under a new partnership with Gundersen Lutheran, third- and fourth-year medical students at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health interested in rural primary care can enter the Wisconsin Academy of Rural Medicine program at Gundersen clinics in several Wisconsin communities.
Every Friday, music education students at UW-La Crosse meet with pre-schoolers at the campus's child care center where they try to build a listening and singing vocabulary for the children to help them learn through songs, chants and other vocal and rhythmic patterns.
A group of faculty at UW-Stevens Point were responsible, according to this article, for reporting a fellow professor for alleged misconduct.
By the time the first group of eighth graders to sign up for the Wisconsin Covenant -- a program wherein students who maintain certain academic and nonacademic standards will be guaranteed admission to a Wisconsin college or university -- reach college in 2011, Gov. Jim Doyle should use all necessary political capital to ensure the program can be adequately funded.