After being evicted from Taliesin last year, the school rented a nearby building for their summer immersion program this year, marking the sch…
A Republican-controlled committee plans to prevent the University of Wisconsin System from imposing mandatory COVID-19 testing, masking and va…
A data dashboard slated to publicly launch this fall will analyze how well UWPD's policing practices serve the campus community and its studen…
Madison College used federal COVID-19 relief money to erase $4 million in debt owed to the school, clearing the accounts of nearly 4,500 students.
The effort represents the broadest attempt yet by state officials to incentivize COVID-19 vaccination.
"I just think there's a way (UW-Madison) could reopen more safely, but it's so afraid of losing what little dollars the state government will …
Chancellor Rebecca Blank asked all instructors teaching on the first day to offer a remote learning option for students.
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The hotel developer paid its rent last year, when the lease began, but hasn't yet made its July 1 payment for this year.
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UW Archives launched a project last April to document the pandemic, collecting nearly 340 digital items over the course of a year.
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This marks the ninth consecutive year of no tuition increases for in-state undergraduates.
A nonprofit legal group alleges that UW Foundation's investment in fossil fuel companies is in direct conflict with UW-Madison's mission.
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Some students say shortening the yearlong programs could jeopardize the work they do for clients, such as domestic violence victims.
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"There’s a renewed sense of ownership and accountability when it comes to anti-racist practices and making sure our environments are inclusive.”
The programs are the first to be approved since the pandemic hit and will send about 100 students abroad in the summer and fall.
Adrian Lampron, who led a push in high school to add gender-neutral bathrooms, is believed to be the first non-binary student to lead UW-Madis…
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Dwight Watson will help during the transition at his full salary and can then join the faculty this fall at an annual salary of $92,325.
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The UW System is eliminating its monthly payroll cycle and will instead pay all employees every two weeks, a change that affects nearly 33,000…
A little less than half of the Republican proposal, or nearly $629 million, is earmarked for the UW System. Gov. Evers had asked for about $1 …
University of Wisconsin officials are discussing whether campuses should measure COVID-19 vaccination rates, UW System spokesperson Mark Pitsch said.
"The thing about our history is that it isn’t pretty, but it’s real, and it tells us who we are, warts and all," Gloria Ladson-Billings said.
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