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A UW System committee is gathering input about potential changes to chapters of the Wisconsin Administrative Code related to sanctions for misconduct; UW-Milwaukee has said it wants to be able to impose sanctions for "egregious or chronic negative conduct" that students may commit off-campus.
Chancellor Carlos Santiago said an "entrepreneurial spirit" can transform UW-Milwaukee into a multi-campus university that will be integral to the state's economy.
UW-Madison is concerned that a shortfall in state funding will affect its ability to recruit top graduate students who serve as valuable teaching and research assistants.
An editorial supporting the Sierra Club's rights to continue a lawsuit against the State of Wisconsin and UW-Madison regarding a power plant near the campus.
Related: "Coal plant a stain on green image," Editorial, Daily Cardinal, May 9.
With funding approval, UW-Washington County could start construction next year to finish science facilities that would support four-year degrees in engineering and health technology.
Mark Nook, dean of undergraduate studies at St. Cloud State University who is a finalist for provost at UW-Stevens Point, emphasized that colleges and universities must attend to the needs of older, nontraditional students who come back later to pursue a four-year degree.
UW-Madison's automotive fleet now includes four plug-in cars, purchased to help the campus reduce its overall emissions by 20 percent by 2010.
The UW-Stevens Point community remembers Dustin Nelson, a student who passed away recently.
Beginning Thursday, eighth graders across the state will have the opportunity to sign up for the Wisconsin Covenant, a program wherein participating students who meet certain academic and nonacademic standards will be guaranteed admission to a Wisconsin college or university.
State Sen. Robert Cowles vows to ensure the Legislature implements recommendations made after an audit of the state's information technology projects.
A bill approved by both houses of Minnesota's Legislature would provide an additional $3.16 billion to the state's higher education institutions to, among other measures, keep tuition increases minimal and bolster financial aid programs.
A Missouri community college has implemented a support program for first-generation college students attending the institution.