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A Fitchburg family has won a $22.5 million payment from a state malpractice fund in a lawsuit claiming a 6-week-old boy suffered permanent brain damage from oxygen deprivation during surgery at UW Health’s American Family Children’s Hospital.
“This is definitely a near-historic low,” the report's lead author said, referring to Wisconsin's per-pupil spending level for higher education.
Tapping into a growing disparity between resident and non-resident tuition rates and aimed at addressing the state's workforce shortage, the bill allows non-residents graduates to “earn” in-state tuition after graduation.
“It’s important to be entertaining the crowd, always,” he said of what he will bring to the band. “But I also want to provide the students in the band with a great experience. I want them to learn something.”
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They're seeking a 2% inflationary raise that would still be less than what nonunion employees received.
Despite the large number of complainants suggesting his behavior toward women was "pervasive and well-known," the report found no evidence she knew of her husband's behavior.
UW-Madison pledged to expand its reach in the growing field of data science with a $20 million gift from American Family Insurance to establish a data science institute on campus.
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s prohibition on plastic straws has reduced the school’s waste output and pushed the campus to be more environmentally conscious, student leaders say.
UW-Madison's Center for Dairy Research is exploring new technology that could change how dairy products are sold.
Officials would not say which, if any, candidates received job offers for the position, one of a handful of key deputies reporting directly to Chancellor Rebecca Blank.
A sign of hope that Wisconsin's winter days are behind us this year: the Memorial Union Terrace's chairs are set to return Thursday.
Students and staff at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse have been given more power in booking guest lecturers after the chancellor invited a porn star to speak on campus last November.
The center will aim to improve the health of low-income women, infants and families.
Foxconn made the announcement Friday morning at Monona Terrace. Representatives from BMO Financial Group and UW-Madison were also in attendance.
Last spring, the university proposed cutting 13 majors, including history, English and political science in response to a $4.5 million budget deficit, and as part of a push to emphasize what the university described as "high-demand career paths."
"There's a finality to me being there, which I'm going to try to somehow capture without taking it away from the students," Leckrone said of his 45th and final spring concert.
His works appeared in exhibits around the world from Cameroon to Bolivia to Oregon to the White House Sculpture Garden.
The Teaching Assistants' Association, the oldest graduate student employee union in the U.S., has a long history of fighting for higher wages and fee relief.
The UW System Board of Regents approved a 23 percent increase in the salary range for the University of Wisconsin System president.
Two University of Wisconsin System regents whom Democratic Gov. Tony Evers fired last month following a court ruling returned to work Thursday.
Madison's original trade school, which will soon become a hotel, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
UW System Board of Regents president John Robert Behling encouraged the two board members caught up in court challenges to sit with other Regents at Thursday's meeting on UW-Madison's campus.
"We’re getting to the point where the university doesn’t have large enough lecture halls to meet the demand to offer these courses," one of UW-Madison's computer science professors said.
“One of the beautiful things with this job, specifically, is the collaboration with the scientists," Tracy Drier said. "That’s some serious science these guys are doing ... and I get to work with them."