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UW System officials said the adoption of a state budget would mean the university could do away with some rather disagreeable contingency plans that were options to reduce spending and increase revenue.
Related: "Committee and UW say yes to budget proposal," Daily Cardinal, Oct. 23.
Editorial: "UW-L is treated very poorly in latest state budget proposal," Editorial, La Crosse Tribune, Oct. 23.
The state Legislature is expected to vote on a state budget today, perhaps putting to an end the nearly four-month standoff that has taken place between some of Wisconsin's elected leaders.
Related: "Budget has shortfall of $892 million," Wisconsin State Journal, Oct. 23.
Also: "A budget, and a sigh," Editorial, Capital Times, Oct. 22.
Editorial: "Budget wasn't the problem," Editorial, Racine Journal Times, Oct. 22.
This column opposes changes to UW System's student discipline policies on the grounds that students could be punished twice for the same infraction.
UW-Green Bay officials said despite a slight increase in some crime categories, the campus is still very safe and its leaders are working diligently to maintain that safety.
Two UW-River Falls professors have received a fourth grant from the National Science Foundation to continue to develop their case-based learning biology software for the 19th consecutive year.
The multi-thousand-dollar state campaign contributions by some Wisconsin students have raised suspicion among members of a watchdog group.
This editorial urges elected officials to revive a legislative panel that provides oversight for state computer projects, as recommended by the Legislative Audit Bureau.
According to figures released by the College Board, college tuition rose an average of 6.6 percent nationally at public four-year campuses, outstripping both inflation rates and financial aid increases.
Related: "Rate of tuition increases is up," Inside Higher Ed., Oct. 23.