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Gov. Tony Evers’ call to hold a special session to vote on banning partisan gerrymandering did not come to fruition Tuesday, but Republican Assembly leaders said they are “open” to future negotiations.
Boris Johnson, who served as prime minister of the United Kingdom from 2019 to 2022, advocated for the future of the “West”at his lecture in Memorial Union’s Great Hall on March 23, discussing global conflicts, free speech and President Donald Trump.
When my parents attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the early 2000s, it was a golden age for Badgers. Back-to-back Rose Bowl wins, a Final Four run and a housing market that hadn’t yet declared war on students.
Despite opposition from faculty, industry and federal groups, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee plans to close its undergraduate materials engineering program after next academic year due to low enrollment.
Gov. Tony Evers called for a special session of the Legislature on April 14 to consider a constitutional amendment which would ban partisan gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin will become the 49th state to extend postpartum Medicaid after the Assembly passed the bill on Feb. 26.
Dozens of University of Wisconsin-Madison students, faculty and alumni marched from Library Mall up Bascom Hill Friday to demand stronger protections for immigrants and international students on campus.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, blocked a vote on Feb. 4 to fund the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Missing in Action Recovery and Identification Project.
When Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin took over at the University of Wisconsin-Madison four years ago, she entered an unwinnable situation.
For decades, conservatives on and off college campuses around the country have ridiculed “ideological diversity.” They sneer at “liberal snowflakes,” complain about self-censorship and allege a lack of conservative representation to support their federal research cuts.
Gov. Tony Evers and Republican legislative leaders reached an agreement Tuesday to a $256 million increase for the University of Wisconsin System — the largest funding increase in about two decades.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, told reporters Wednesday afternoon the Republican caucus supports a roughly $80 million cut to the University of Wisconsin System budget, saying the reform is needed to fix the “broken” process currently in place.
The Republican-controlled legislature cut two financial aid proposals for University of Wisconsin System students along with over 600 other items from Gov. Tony Evers’ 2025-27 Capital Budget, while also passing provisions approving statewide infrastructure projects.
University of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman continued to push for an increase in state funding, defending the system’s 2025-27 biennial budget request at a committee hearing Thursday while impending federal funding cuts cast a long shadow over higher education in Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has upheld Gov. Tony Evers’ unprecedented partial veto that secured a $325 per-student annual funding increase for public schools through the year 2425, effectively locking in the increase for 400 years.
State agencies and the University of Wisconsin System failed to adequately track millions of dollars spent on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, according to audits released Friday, fueling ongoing Republican efforts to dismantle such programs.
Wisconsin schools will not comply with a directive from the Trump administration to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs until districts have more information, state superintendent Jill Underly said Wednesday.
University of Wisconsin-Madison leaders instructed all academic units to develop 5-10% budget reduction plans for the next fiscal year and implement fiscal controls for the remainder of the current year, citing “significant uncertainty” stemming from potential federal funding cuts to research and other programs, stop-work orders and impacts from tariffs.
After hours of heated debate Thursday, the Republican-controlled Assembly passed four bills aimed at restricting transgender youth and athletes in Wisconsin, a move that comes as transgender rights remain under attack at the national level.
Wisconsin’s incumbent State Superintendent Jill Underly and education consultant Brittany Kinser discussed their positions on education funding, school choice and student performance at a candidate forum Wednesday.
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