Colleges and Universities

UW System President Embraces AI

Jay Rothman says artificial intelligence is transforming the state’s public universities.

State Could Pay Vets To Work in Rural Counties

Program is similar to existing grants offered to doctors, dentists who practice in rural areas.

Democrats Unveil Statewide Tuition Promise Program

Another bill would reverse Act 10 for most UW system employees.

Dual Enrollment Bill Aims To Make It Easier For High Schoolers To Take College Classes

One-in-four high school students already participate, but with stark divides based on district.

UW-Madison Closes DEI Division

The university is not ending any scholarships, support programs for minority students.

Wisconsin Higher Education Leaders Blast Student Aid Cuts in ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

Bill, pending Senate approval, would make it harder for students to get student aid, attend technical college part time.

Public Ed Needs Broad Investment, Not Special Treatment for a Single Charter School

Hutton Bill Limiting Hidden UW Course Fees Receives Assembly Hearing

Baldwin Leads Colleagues Calling Out Trumps Unnecessary Mass Firing at Dept. of Education That Will Harm Students Nationwide

Wisconsin higher education leaders say reductions in federal financial aid will limit educational opportunities

Federal financial aid cuts loom large for Wisconsin students

Wisconsin Women in Government Opens 2025 Scholarship Applications

Rep-Elect Jim Piwowarczyk Named Vice Chair of Assembly’s Criminal Justice & Public Safety Committee