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The UW System continues to seek public input regarding potential updates to codes of conduct.
Related: "University won't discipline any students cited," Front Page Milwaukee, May 5.
UW-Oshkosh will award honorary doctorates to some of the nation's first female astronauts.
Comparatively lower salaries may be contributing to the upcoming departure of four UW-Madison political science faculty; three other faculty in the department, including the chair, will soon retire.
Related: "UW must strive to preserve academic reputation," Column, Badger Herald, May 7.
The increasing ease with which students at Wisconsin's technical colleges can transfer credits to complete four-year degrees in the UW System will serve the state's employment needs and help strengthen the economy.
Related: "Building tomorrow's economy," Superior Daily Telegram, May 5.
Gov. Jim Doyle said he will work to ensure the Wisconsin Covenant is adequately funded, the program would provide state eighth graders who meet certain academic and nonacademic criteria with guaranteed admission to a Wisconsin college or university.
Editorial: "Make sure we can afford Wisconsin Covenant," Editorial, Sheboygan Press, May 6.
The UW continues to advocate for a state proposal that would allow Wisconsin to provide domestic partner benefits to state and university employees.