Pro-Palestine protesters calling for the University of Wisconsin System to divest from Israel interrupted a Thursday Board of Regents meeting.
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Low trust in campus administration remains in the month following the police raid on the UW-Madison pro-Palestine encampment.
Gov. Tony Evers was joined by his administration and community members to raise the progress pride flag over the Wisconsin State Capitol to kick off Pride Month.
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Regent Robert Atwell, an appointee of Gov. Scott Walker, announced his intention to remain on the Board of Regents until a successor is appointed and confirmed.
YDSA is suspended pending an investigation for allegedly violating campus policy and state law during the encampment, a suspension letter from Dean of students, Christina Olstad said. SJP is under a similar CSO investigation.
Vice President Kamala Harris spoke about new funding for housing counseling agencies and discussed small business investments during her fourth visit to Wisconsin in 2024.
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Students for Justice in Palestine initially requested $2,076.39 from ASM, but was granted $5,553.43 for the 2024-2025 academic year.
Evers’ lawsuit comes in response to a case filed by Republican lawmakers challenging the governor’s partial veto of a law aimed at funding new literacy programs in Wisconsin.
Speakers included UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin, Olympic gold medalist Meghan Duggan, senior class officers and a MadHatters performance of “Sweet Caroline.”
Controversial rhetoric has led pro-Israel Jewish students away from pro-Palestine demonstrations on or near campus, while a smaller group of Jewish students in the encampment feel excluded from the Jewish community.
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