Higher Education
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GOP lawmakers question new spending on UW system, state corrections
The heads of the Universities of Wisconsin system and the state Department of Corrections faced critical questions from Republican state lawmakers Tuesday over requests for new state funding.
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UW-Eau Claire professor placed on leave after flipping College Republicans table
UW-Eau Claire has placed the chair of its English department on leave after he allegedly flipped over a table set up by the College Republicans.
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Trump administration suspends USDA grants for College of Menominee Nation in Wisconsin
In the wake of sweeping federal funding cuts by the Trump Administration in recent weeks, U.S. Department of Agriculture grants that fund tribal colleges and universities in Wisconsin and beyond have vanished.
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UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Thomas Gibson to lead UW-Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Chancellor Thomas Gibson will now lead UW-Milwaukee, the Board of Regents announced Monday.
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How will cuts to the Education Department affect student loan borrowers in Wisconsin?
More than 700,000 people in Wisconsin carry student loan debt. Two advocates from the Wisconsin Coalition on Student Debt offer advice for navigating this moment.
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Uncertainty over visas, political climate worry prospective UW-Madison international students
Recent Trump administration actions are worrying international students. Staff at UW–Madison are concerned that could lead to lower enrollment.
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Wisconsin epilepsy research stalls without federal funds
Scientists at UW–Madison said they are struggling to advance study of a potential new epilepsy treatment after the Trump administration’s pause on grant review meetings by the National Institutes of Health.
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‘You got to be as free as you can be right in that moment’: Badgers women’s hockey wins 8th NCAA title
The Wisconsin Badger women’s hockey team is taking home yet another NCAA championship after an overtime victory Sunday against Ohio State University.
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Fox Valley school district pulls plan to buy closing 2-year UW campus for child care
A plan to sell a two-year Universities of Wisconsin campus to a Fox Valley school district has fallen through, just months before the campus is set to close.
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Prospective UW-Madison grad students lose funding offers amid federal cuts
Students enrolled in science Ph.D. programs are typically paid and have their tuition covered. But with current federal funding uncertainties driven by the Trump administration, faculty scientists said they now have limited funds to offer students.