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In the last year, five UW System chancellors have announced plans to leave, raising concerns about keeping and recruiting talented leaders in the face of budget cuts.
Related: "UW chancellors leave for better paying jobs," Daily Cardinal, April 28.
One of the candidates for the UW-Madison chancellor position said his name was released without his approval.
UW-Madison professor is attempting to reinvigorate the prairie chicken population in Wisconsin.
Related: "Female prairie chickens from Minnesota brought to Wisconsin to mate with males of the species," Associated Press, April 27.
UW-Green Bay Bruce Shepard will be the next president of Western Washington University.
UW-La Crosse accepted the first girl athlete to participate in the summer wrestling camp.
UW-Green Bay looks to begin phase one of their growth agenda, a plan which aims to increase enrollment to 7,500 students; campus leaders plan to begin their expansion despite the uncertainty surrounding the state budget shortfall.
David Swensen, the chief investment officer for the Yale Endowment, one of the most successful higher education endowments in the nation, will receive an honorary doctorate from his alma mater, UW-River Falls.
UW-Green Bay will offer courses through Nicolet College to give adults in the northern regions of Wisconsin the opportunity to pursue a bachelor's degree.
The center, a partnership between the city and UW-Parkside, will teach people about water issues and provide activities for community members to get involved and enjoy the water.
Related: "Local residents pitch in for the Earth," Racine Journal Times, April 26.
Editorial supporting Gov. Doyle's call for better protection of personal information; if state agencies keep personal information, then they must be responsible for protecting against identity fraud.
International trade brings both benefits and challenges for the American worker; since increasing trade agreements, the United States has generated more jobs and should could continue to invest in higher education to produce well-prepared graduates to compete in the global market.