With an “in loco parentis” approach to fill guardians’ role while their students were on campus and discriminatory practices, including the expolsion of, homosexual male students, UW-Madison formerly aimed to eliminate expressions of sexuality on campus.
There are currently approximately 150 student families who receive assistance from the Office of Child Care and Family Resources.
The youngest Klemp brother married the youngest Schuelke sister 25 years ago, finalizing the streak of all siblings of each family being married to one from the other.
Janeway decided to run for a position on the Madison School Board after the previous candidate posted transphobic content on social media.
Cottage Grove residents voiced their disapproval for the facility, citing increased traffic and environmental concerns as potential issues.
The Forest County Potawatomi will be able to legally offer event wagering on sports and non-sports events.
Students abroad grapple with changing start dates and shift to remote learning; maintain sense of reality
The wage increase is an effort to attract new staff members and maintain existing staff.
As the holder of the second-highest executive office in a state, Barnes claimed to have gotten a good feel of “the vibes” of the Red Gym, adding that he would be “more than happy to come back.”
A referendum approved this past fall will result in renovations and expansions to six Madison schools.
UW-Madison has extended its on-campus mask mandate to March 11, with masks no longer being required indoors beginning on the first day of spring break. Byline: Jackson Mozena
Gov. Tony Evers announced new education and mental health spending initiatives during his fourth annual “State of the State” address Tuesday night.
The Wisconsin Senate voted to pass a series of bills Tuesday aimed at protecting those unvaccinated from COVID-19 against workplace requirements.
Darrell Brooks Jr. pleaded not guilty Friday to a total of 77 criminal charges that now include homicide, reckless endangerment and witness intimidation.
The training is designed to help teachers in low-income and urban areas meet the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction guidelines.
The meeting raised issues surrounding conflicts of interest and the potential consequences of the program.
PHMDC will allow the county-wide mask mandate to expire March 1.
SB 792, introduced by Senate Republicans, would allow any UW System student to substitute a required ethnic studies course with a class on the U.S. Constitution.
“[Jerome Chazen] was deeply devoted to the arts and to education,” Chancellor Rebecca Blank said. “His commitment to UW-Madison will live on in the Chazen Museum of Art and the many lives he touched.”
UW Health workers must receive a booster by May 2. Failure to comply could result in job termination.
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