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Helped by dual enrollment by high school students, technical colleges up 18%.
Jan 6th, 2026 by Royce PodeszwaWisconsin High Schools Seek to Offer More College Classes
But it often means teachers must go back to school for graduate degree.
Dec 2nd, 2025 by Miranda Dunlap and Natalie YahrNew Policy Makes It Easier To Transfer Between UW Campuses
But faculty, some students, have concerns over curriculum changes.
Nov 21st, 2025 by Corrinne HessLatest UW Branch Closure Follows Years of Declining Enrollment, Budget Cuts
UW system closing Baraboo Sauk County campus, sixth branch closure of 13 former two-year campuses.
Oct 23rd, 2025 by Steph Conquest-WareWisconsin Trails Almost Every State in College Affordability
Each UW school and 90% of tech schools failed affordability test.
Oct 14th, 2025 by Natalie YahrRelated Press Releases
Gov. Evers Celebrates Four Consecutive Years of Record-High Enrollment InStates Registered Apprenticeship Program,Announces New Training Pathwaysand Opportunities for Growthin High-Demand Fields
Governor announces two new apprenticeship pathways in healthcare and education careers, workforce training grants for advanced manufacturing and AI sectors, and efforts to advance startup companies with high-growth potential
Feb 17th, 2026 by Gov. Tony EversWisconsin Technical College System earns strong public support in latest statewide survey
Survey shows strong public trust in WTCS for affordability, job outcomes and transfer opportunities
Jan 5th, 2026 by Wisconsin Technical College SystemGov. Evers Highlights Administrations Efforts to Do What’s Best for Kids in 2025 the Year of the Kid
Dec 31st, 2025 by Gov. Tony EversGov. Evers, Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention Launch New $10 Million Grant Program to Reduce Crime and Violence and Keep Kids, Families, and Communities Safe
New grant application open to support initiatives and programs at school districts, law enforcement agencies, domestic violence organizations, firearm retailers, and local governments, among others, to help prevent violence across Wisconsin
Dec 5th, 2025 by Gov. Tony Evers



















