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An editorial highlighting important areas legislators should focus on to enhance Wisconsin's economy; suggestions include increasing financial aid for students.
UW-Parkside, UW-Madison, and UW-Whitewater are all currently in the process of searching for new chancellors.
UW is currently looking into transferring student e-mail accounts to a free service provider.
Students and school officials look to alternatives as textbook prices continue to soar.
Rep. Cory Mason wants to restore federal job protection for state and UW employees, including items in the Americans with Disabilities Act that he believes are covered poorly.
Related: "Lawmaker to introduce bill to extend federal civil rights protections to state workers," Channel3000.com, Jan. 21.
Also: "Restoring civil rights for state workers," Wisconsin Radio Network, Jan. 22.
UW-Madison's current chancellor's salary may be a factor when attracting the school's next leader.
UW-Oshkosh sees an increase in minority enrollment, a step in the right direction to achieving their goals for Plan 2008.
UW-Madison's student government will begin the process to nominate two students to the committee charged with finding a replacement for Chancellor Wiley.
UW-Madison looks at possible options to student housing, including a lease/purchase plan.
UW-Oshkosh education students receive early teaching experiences in local schools to provide students more hands-on opportunities before graduation.
Yoshihiro Kawaoka has created a live Ebola virus that is altered for safety, allowing research on Ebola to be conducted with basic biosafety standards.
Instructors at UW-La Crosse, Viterbo, and Western Technical College are utilizing technology such as pod casts and virtual simulations as alternatives to basic classroom instruction.
UW-Madison had 99 alumni volunteers in 2007; The University of Washington was the only institution with more volunteers.
Darshan Dhaliwal, who in 2006 donated $4.5 million to expand the school's Communication Arts Building, has been accused in a federal suit of selling generic gasoline as though it were brand-name; Dhaliwal Hall is still planned for construction at this point.
Related: "BP says bulk petroleum sold generic gas," Associated Press, Jan. 19.
An editorial highlighting, from a student's perspective, important qualities candidates for UW-Madison chancellor should have.
The Dreyfus University Center at UW-Stevens Point reopens today.
UW-Stevens Point held its 12th annual Teaching Conference on Thursday, urging instructors to give students a global education.
The EPA says the original 2007 agreement does not ensure compliance with the Clean Air Act.
UW-Madison ranked 19th for in-state students and 23rd for out-of-state students on Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine's list of the 100 best-value public colleges; in 2007 the school was ranked 25th for in-state students and 41st for out-of-state students.
Collections of three important taxes fall short of the assumed 3% growth necessary to cover state expenditures this year.
Scientists in California say they have created embryos that are clones of two men by using the men's skin cells.