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An editorial approving of UW-Milwaukee's decision to reconsider charging a student group higher fees to provide security at a controversial event.
Related: "Speaker fee rescinded," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Nov. 30.
Also: "UWM to rescind higher security fee for speech," Associated Press, Nov. 30.
And: "Jihad speaker draws concern," Badger Herald, Nov. 30.
UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Linda Bunnell reflects on the variety of ways the campus is thankful for its role in contributing to the community and region's quality of life - from developing future leaders and impacting the economy to providing athletic and cultural events.
UW-Madison researchers have devised a test that can detect a single spore of fungi, which may allow farmers to prevent large-scale destruction to potato crops.
UW-River Falls is working with an Iowa-based company to try a renewable fuel source, high-density wood briquettes, to help heat the campus.
A judge ruled the lawsuit challenging the state's constitutional amendment banning gay marriage and civil unions has merit and may proceed through the court system.
Related: "Judge rules challenge to gay marriage ban can continue," Daily Cardinal, Nov. 30.
Tom Still provides a behind-the-scenes look at the public-private partnerships that helped lead to the UW-Madison stem cell breakthrough.