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...But for a university that maintains dependence — at least partially — on the state Legislature, the proposed budget will likely result in mass panic when those hiding from the storms of the job market find their academic shelter destroyed by an economic tsunami. And while we’re certainly preparing for the worst, there’s one thing that could devastate UW if we’re not careful. Tuition...
...The annual cost of attending UWO has doubled since 2000, according to Chancellor Richard Wells. Annual fees and tuition came to $3,024 in the fall of 2000, compared to $6,114 last fall. Room and board was $3,234 in 2000, and $6,460 last fall. The university faces a double whammy - expenses related to running the university have increased at a pace ahead of regular inflation and at the same time the state has reduced its support. The only place to go to make up the difference is to the students, Wells said...
UW-La Crosse's textbook rental program has suspended new book purchases until the start of the next fiscal year, July 1, 2009. Increased costs and debt repayments from last year have resulted in more spending...
The UW-Oshkosh College of Education and Human Services has received entitlement for a new masters of science degree in education (MSE) in educational foundations and cultural studies to be implemented in fall 2010...
The University of Wisconsin Hospital board voted 11-3 Wednesday to support a proposed clinic that would perform second-trimester abortions at the Madison Surgery Center...
The University of Wisconsin Hospital board voted 11-3 Wednesday to support a proposed clinic that would perform second-trimester abortions at the Madison Surgery Center...
...Duraisamy is among dozens of mostly engineering and business students in Wisconsin who have had job or internship offers rescinded because of the economy. It's the latest blow for college students searching for their first real jobs. Already, fewer employers attend career fairs, recruit on campus or make offers...
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle announced Wednesday he will delay the introduction of the state budget as well as the implementation of the BadgerChoice health care program...
A greater proportion of minority students in the high-school class of 2008 took Advanced Placement examinations than did those in previous classes, and the overall number of students scoring well also rose, says a report released on Wednesday by the College Board...