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Gov. Doyle announced new appointments to the Board of Regents; John Drew and Betty Womack, who must be approved by the state Senate, would serve until 2014.
Related: "Governor names 2 additions to Board of Regents," Badger Herald, March 28.
Also: "Drew, Womack appointed to UW Board of Regents," Milwaukee Business Journal, March 27.
UW-River Falls will raise student fees by $4 during the 2008-09 and 2009-10 school years to fund the restoration of Ramer Field.
UW-Stevens Point has developed an online notification system to be used in emergencies.
The Board of Regents will vote at its April board meeting whether to add a new UW-River Falls graduate program, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.
UW-Milwaukee names Wade Hobgood as the new dean of the campus arts school; he brings considerable experience in fundraising as well as curriculum development.
Beginning next week, smoking is prohibited on hospital grounds for the protection of workers and patients; this decision brings the hospital into compliance with national and state regulations.
Related: "UW and Meriter Hospitals ban smoking on grounds," Associated Press, March 28.
Student leaders, campus officials, and state and federal legislators discuss challenges to funding the cost of the Veterans Tuition Remission program.
UW-Green Bay Arabic students became "ambassadors" to the surrounding community for Arabic Day, providing students and community members the opportunity to learn more about Middle Eastern and North African culture.
Award-winning musician visited UW-La Crosse campus, giving students the chance to learn from one of the best.
As more lenders discontinue the federal government's guaranteed-student-loan program, the Education Department is issuing guidelines to ensure students will be able to find loans if a loan emergency is declared. (paid subscription only)