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At the upcoming Board of Regents meeting, UW-Madison will set forth a proposal for differential tuition for engineering students.
Related: "Proposal calls for raising tuition in UW-Madison College of Engineering," Wisconsin State Journal, May 27.
Texas Tech student newspaper covers Tom Anderes's upcoming move to the UW System to fill the position as senior vice president for administration and fiscal affairs no later than Aug. 1.
A UW-Madison law professor received a job offer that would have significantly increased her salary; although she refused the offer, the occurrence again raised concerns that the campus does not have the finances to retain quality personnel.
Citing professional and personal interests, candidate Tim Mulcahy from the University of Minnesota has withdrawn his name from the pool of finalists for the UW-Madison chancellor position.
Related: "U of M official withdraws candidacy for UW-Madison chancellor," Channel3000, May 28.
Wisconsin's state and local taxes have dropped to the 11th highest in the United States, this is the first time the state has not been in the top 10 since 1980.
Related: "Wisconsin falls from ranks of top 10 highest-taxed states for first time since 1980," Wisconsin State Journal, May 27.
Engineering degrees are the most desirable for employers this year, but they value experience and "soft skills" as well.
Researchers from the Midwestern Higher Education Compact produced an analysis of the practical changes two- and four-year higher education institutions have made regarding safety and security.