UW System faculty dropped while administration numbers grew
By Dana Brandt | Sep. 13, 2019Between 2014 and 2017, faculty numbers decreased by 7.7 percent and administration positions increased by 3.5 percent between all 26 UW System campuses.
Between 2014 and 2017, faculty numbers decreased by 7.7 percent and administration positions increased by 3.5 percent between all 26 UW System campuses.
The Department of Public Instruction released results of the Wisconsin Student Assessment System exams on Thursday, showing less than half of students statewide are proficient in English language arts and mathematics.
City officials have opposing views on nighttime safety initiatives and funding.
Seeking out counseling for mental health can be difficult for anyone, but students from underrepresented backgrounds sometimes must navigate additional barriers surrounding language and identity. As a result, UW Mental Health Services is working towards building multicultural awareness into their practice.
Packer fan Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-WI, re-introduced legislation that would require every cable, satellite and video provider to broadcast Green Bay Packers games to all Wisconsin subscribers.
Democratic representatives proposed legislation to increase Milwaukee County’s sales tax by one percent in order to address financial challenges faced by public service institutions.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Madison will honor the 2019 National Philanthropy Day Award winners this November, including the UW Pre-Veterinary Association.
In August 2018, Foxconn pledged to invest $100 million in research and an engineering facility at UW-Madison, but the university reported only receiving $70,000 so far.
Madison’s first public market promises to showcase many locally grown and prepared foods, along with handcrafted artwork.
Wells Fargo became an official gold founding member of the Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce today after four years of partnership.
Former Gov. Scott Walker endorsed his 25-year-old son, Matt Walker, as a potential candidate for Wisconsin’s 5th congressional district seat.
Sunday marks the third of nine days Gov. Tony Evers and state business leaders will spend in Japan building foreign relations and exports.
In acknowledgement of the 886 people who died by suicide in Wisconsin in 2018, Gov. Tony Evers announced September 2019 to be Suicide Prevention Month, and Sept. 10 as Suicide Prevention Day subsequently.
A UW-La Crosse student accused a professor of sexual misconduct on Facebook Wednesday night. The university said it is reopening the investigation.
Cephus returned to Camp Randall on Saturday in light of possible civil action from the two students who charged the football player last year.
The couple’s lawyer has her own concerns, stating the entire business is in jeopardy if Hernandez isn’t to return to America.
Former UW-Whitewater Chancellor Beverly Kopper, who resigned following sexual harassment allegations against her husband, is on paid leave instead of teaching classes this fall as planned.
Snow is a member of First Wave’s first cohort.
The Associated Students of Madison passed legislation calling on both the state legislature and UW-Madison to improve voter accessibility for students.
Hailing a crowd of press and supporters to her home in Milwaukee, Sen. Lena Taylor, D-Milwaukee, announced her candidacy for mayor on Tuesday morning.