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UW System officials said the Board of Regents will wait until more state budget information is available to make a decision regarding the university's tuition rates for the next academic years; Regents are expected to set tuition rates in August.
Related: "UW System delays tuition decision," Wisconsin Radio Network, July 9.
An editorial urging UW-Milwaukee officials to continue to work with city leaders in planning a graduate school of public health at the campus, as such a school would serve to benefit many of the area's residents.
As part of her involvement in the Law Enforcement Torch Run, UW-Stout Police Chief Lisa Walter will carry the "Flame of Hope" torch for a portion of a trek across China before the opening ceremonies of the next Special Olympics World Summer Games in Shanghai.
Related: "The run of a lifetime," WEAU, July 9.
This article remembers UW-Whitewater Professor Paula Poorman as someone who was always eager to help students live up to their full potential; Prof. Poorman passed away late last month.
UW-Madison's soon-to-be-demolished Ogg Hall will briefly serve as a training facility for city firefighters before it is dismantled.
The ability of the UW System Board of Regents to set the university's tuition is only one reason the state Legislature should work swiftly to complete Wisconsin's biennial budget, according to this editorial.
Related: "Appropriate budget priorities," Channel 3000, July 5.
Also: "Assembly aims to limit taxes, as well as school funds," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 8.
The annual meeting of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators included the review of a new code of conduct the Association's members are expected to follow when interacting with private educational lenders.