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A Med Flight helicopter from the UW Hospital and Clinics crashed into a bluff between La Crosse and Onalaska, killing the three crew members.
Related: "Thoughts and prayers pour in for three killed in Med Flight crash," Capital Times, May 12.
Column favoring technical schools, rather than more college graduates, as a solution to a healthy economy.
President Reilly has recommended Richard F. Telfer, who has served 23 years on the campus, to be the next chancellor at UW-Whitewater.
UW-Madison will host the four final chancellor candidates on campus for public forums this week.
Related: "UW announces final 4 candidates for chancellor position," Badger Herald, May 12.
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation has asked the city Community Development Authority to cut down the closing fee on the $150 million Institute of Discovery building.
Article featuring the UW-Platteville undergraduate experience of Kenny Brotheridge; as a student, he pursued many of the opportunities the campus had to offer and now sits ready for life after college.
Editorial encouraging the agreement between Western Technical College and UW-La Crosse, which would allow students to begin at Western with a two-year associates degree and quickly transfer to UW-La Crosse.
Editorial highlighting the brightest points around Oshkosh, including UW-Oshkosh's exciting future; the campus is pursuing several improvements that will benefit the local community as well.
UW-Superior has reached its goal to attract a more diverse student population, but students of color still graduate at a lower rate than non-minority students.
Both mother and daughter graduated from UW-Stout Saturday, enjoying the chance to celebrate their achievements together.
State legislators have indicated that they reached an agreement to repair the $527 million budget shortfall.
Wisconsin state treasurer Dawn Marie Sass is traveling around Wisconsin to encourage parents and students to start saving now for college.