University of Wisconsin police have opened an investigation into new allegations against a former athletic official accused of trying to fondle a male student at a pre-Rose Bowl party...

The UW-Madison police have been informed of a second allegation of misconduct involving former senior associate athletic director John Chadima...

University of Wisconsin officials on Monday disclosed a second misconduct allegation against former associate athletic director John Chadima, and UW police said the alleged victim's story is credible...

The UW-Madison Police Department is investigating a second allegation against John Chadima, the UW athletic official who resigned last month amid a report that he sexually assaulted a student at a pre-Rose Bowl party...

University of Wisconsin-Madison officials said on Monday that UW police are investigating a second allegation made against former Athletic Department official John Chadima...

More allegations against a former UW Madison athletic official. The UW Police Department is investigating a second allegation involving John Chadima and an adult male. That's according to a statement released by interim Madison Chancellor David Ward...

The Kenosha County Sheriff's Department has released the identify of a woman who they say made of a fake list of targeted University of Wisconsin-Parkside students... (video clip)

As of this morning the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department hadn't made a final determination of who may be responsible for a malicious racial hoax involving alleged threats against University of Wisconsin-Parkside senior Aubriana Banks and other students, according to Sheriff David Beth...

Kenosha County sheriff's officials are recommending charges be filed against a Kentucky woman who allegedly created a "hit list" of students -- including herself -- before posting it in a residence hall at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, according to the sheriff's department...

...Campuses such as UW-Oshkosh and UW-Madison have developed strategies for getting help sooner and to more students. UWO offers consultations at the counseling center, group sessions as well as a variety of other options and programming that not only address mental health issues students may have, but also equip them with skills that can help students avoid developing bigger issues that require treatment...

Two faculty members from UW-Stout ventured last month to the Central American country of Nicaragua. It's called the Americas Farmer to Farmer Program, and it's designed to provide technical assistance to farmers and agribusinesses in developing countries... (video clip)

University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor David Ward said he believes apparel-maker Adidas should be put on notice for a breech of their contract... (video clip)

New research published online in February in the peer-reviewed journal Metabolism demonstrates a simple but sensitive method that can distinguish normal and disease-state glucose metabolism by a quick assay of blood or exhaled air. Many diseases, including diabetes, cancer, and infections, alter the body's metabolism in distinctive ways..."With this methodology, we have advanced methods for tracing metabolic pathways that are perturbed in disease," says senior author Fariba Assadi-Porter, a UW-Madison biochemist and scientist at the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility at Madison...

There's an effort in Duluth and Superior to erect a monument to a living Tuskegee airman. Joe Gomer was a member of that group of black pilots who broke racial barriers flying missions over Europe in World War II...Veterans groups are trying to raise $50,000 to build a life-size bronze statue of Gomer. They've commissioned University of Wisconsin-Superior sculptor Tim Cleary to do the job...

Jane Pederson sparked a decades-long relationship when she walked into one of Ronald Warloski's history classes at UW-Eau Claire more than 40 years ago...Warloski, a longtime history professor remembered by colleagues for his inspiring lectures, died of leukemia Sunday, the university confirmed. He was 75...

Join University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County faculty and staff as knowledge grows in the four-part lecture series this spring...

The Black Student Union at UW-River Falls will host African Night on Friday, Feb. 10, from 7-9 p.m. in the Falcon's Nest of the University Center. The event honors Black History Month...

The main question prompted by Mayor Paul Soglin in a meeting with student leaders on the future of the Mifflin Street Block Party was how to go about "threading the needle" to keep this year's event a safe and viable option...

A city commission approved St. Paul's University Catholic Center's designs Monday for a new student center for Library Mall...

The Madison Plan Commission unanimously approved a demolition permit and the rezoning of a property that will likely make way for a new St. Paul's University Catholic Center along Library Mall...

A senior thesis exhibition featuring the work of Peter Gjovik and Mark Parker...The exhibition, in UW-Stout's Gallery 209, runs through Feb. 2. (Photos)

Bob Dahlke will be featured at a UW-Stout Reminiscence Speaker Series event from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday in Memorial Student Center, Ballroom A. Dahlke, of Menomonie, is a 1958 UW-Stout graduate and worked at the university as an administrator from 1968 until his retirement in 1993...

Former UW-Eau Claire men's basketball coach Ken Anderson shares the credit for the success he enjoyed at the program's helm between 1968 and 1995... He gives them credit, too, for his most recent achievement - having a basketball court named in his honor... (Video clip)

A former procurement manager at Milwaukee Area Technical College is accused of using her MATC credit card to buy more than $250,000 worth of goods and services for herself and her family over a nearly seven-year period...

Lawrence University hopes to name a new leader to succeed outgoing President Jill Beck in December or January...

The faculty and staff of Mid-State Technical College take pride in preparing students for graduation. However, full culmination rests in job placement...

Ensuring access to higher education is an expensive proposition, and right now, the state of Virginia is debating who should foot the bill. In his proposed budget, Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell is seeking to cap the use of tuition dollars from in-state students to provide financial aid, a practice employed by almost all colleges and universities, public and private. McDonnell has said he is pushing the cap to spur conversation about aid policies and to keep down the cost of college education, saying the current structure is placing a higher burden on middle-income students...

Our colleague Tamar Lewin wrote a story in Sunday's New York Times about international students paying premium prices to attend colleges in the United States. Ms. Lewin focused on the University of Washington, where 18 percent of freshmen hail from abroad...