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The Board of Regents expressed enthusiasm for the future of the Wisconsin Covenant program while addressing additional financial and logistical concerns; the Board expects to discuss segregated fee policy at greater length in the near future.
The Board of Regents authorized changes to two campus building projects at UW-Superior.
The Board of Regents' committee that seeks comments on UW System investments had no student attenders for the first time.
The UW System signed on to a voluntary system of accountability that will allow parents and students to compare quality of education across public institutions; university officials are still investigating the best assessment tool to ensure accuracy.
Related: "State funding forces UW System accountability," Daily Cardinal, Nov. 12.
Also: "Accountability System Launched," Inside Higher Ed, Nov. 12.
The UW System dropped a suit against a former dean accused of financial mismanagement.
Related: "Lawmaker Blasts State's Deal With Ex-UW-Whitewater Dean," Channel3000, Nov. 9.
A Board of Regents committee seeking to resolve student and administrator differences over segregated fee authority addresses issues regarding off-campus leasing rights of student organizations.
According to the National Science Foundation, UW-Madison is the nation's top public university for research expenditures; the campus moved up one spot from last year.
Columnist highlights how UW-Madison has partnered with corporations around the world to place students in the best possible internships to prepare for the competitive global marketplace.
Through increasing cooperation with private donors, UW-La Crosse nears its goal for the Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex capital campaign and campus officials are optimistic.
Columnist points out that crime near UW-Milwaukee's campus is not as alarming as previous news reports assert.
UW-River Falls food science instructor and student assistants were successful in creating a new cheese.
UW-Eau Claire secured four more years of federal funding towards a special learning community that aids first generation or minority students in going to graduate school.
UW-Stout hosted the UW System's first crisis response training session based on simulations for emergency response officials.
UW-Stevens Point gears up with daily events for the week-long celebration of international education.
UW-Madison alumni reminisce about good times in Ogg Residence Hall as the hall nears demolition; new students enjoy updated amenities and more space in the newly-built Ogg Hall.
The state legislature has advanced a bill that would rein in the Governor's veto power to recreate sentences and words.
Legislation that would allow cable providers to gain a single permit with the state, rather than each municipality, passed the Senate and heads to the Assembly.