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A report by UW System auditors reveals that UW institutions should do more to protect personal data; the report also suggests campuses should hire computer security officers if they have not already done so.
The UW System Accountability Report reveals that the System has met or partially met 19 of 20 goals.
Related: "Diversity problems persist in UW System," Daily Cardinal, April 7.
Since 2006, UW-Oshkosh has developed a major campaign to reduce illegal file-sharing over the campus server.
Through a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, UW-Stevens Point will develop a Geographic Information Systems Center; U.S. Congressman Obey visited the campus's geography lab to learn more.
The college classroom benefits from a mix of traditional and nontraditional students, and at UW-Superior, a growing number of nontraditional students are enrolling in classes.
Additional coverage of UW-Stevens Point's updated security notifications; the campus recently implemented a process to pop up notifications on students' computer screens.
Students, friends, faculty, and community members gathered to honor and remember student Brittany Zimmermann.
Related: "Hundreds turn out for candlelight vigil in honor of slain UW student," Channel3000.com, April 7.
After a few years of waning student interest in UW-Madison's dairy science program, UW-Madison implemented new recruitment measures to turn around the flagging enrollment numbers.
UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Carlos Santiago unveiled the campus master plan aimed to more effectively use the limited campus space; the plan will be used to make decisions concerning the Milwaukee campus for the next 20 years.
UW-Madison, like many large higher education institutions, is increasingly relying on instructional staff to fill teaching positions.
The Board of Regents will vote this week on UW-Platteville's proposal to raise students' tuition by $100 annually through differential tuition to help provide academic and student support services.
An editorial about the location of UW-Milwaukee's new engineering campus and business park.
Related: "Another view: UWM should locate its new engineering school downtown," Editorial, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, April 5.
Also: "An idea hatchery," Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, April 5.
UW-Green Bay will close its application process two weeks earlier than last year; the campus may see a record number of freshmen this fall.
Adidas representatives met with the UW-Madison Labor Licensing Policy Committee to discuss issues related to the laying off and alleged blacklisting of Hermosa Manufacturing workers.
UW-Manitowoc offers undergraduate research and mentorship programs beginning freshman year.
UW-La Crosse and Viterbo are a part of the growing number of colleges that are looking at ways to work with highly-involved parents.
Fifty-five applicants have declared their candidacy for the position of UW-Madison chancellor.
UW-Madison students voted in favor of a referendum that would raise tuition $1 to offset the cost of tuition of five Iraqi students; the referendum will eventually go to the Board of Regents for a vote.
Editorial: "Contribute more to ISP initiative," Daily Cardinal, April 7.
A recent study presented at the American Association of Community Colleges convention outlined ways community colleges are reaching this particularly vulnerable segment of the population.
The House has passed a bill that would allow students to receive Pell Grants during the summer session; the Senate passed a similar bill.