UW-Madison, along with 800 other colleges and universities, signed a letter petioning members of Congress to implement legislation that would protect Dreamers.
UW-Madison employees will be required to take an online sexual violence prevention education course as part of the university’s efforts to crack down on sexual assault and harassment on campus.
The Tonight program will replaced by U Got This!, which opens to first year and transfer students Aug. 1.
Teaching and research are not mutually exclusive practices, according to UW-Eau Claire professor Christina Berchini, while state lawmakers think the opposite.
This type of directive—which could jeopardize a student’s status at the university if violated—prohibits contact between two individuals ranging from intentional face-to-face meetings to liking each other’s Facebook photos.
GOP legislators circulated a bill Tuesday that would prohibit fetal tissue research from for-profit entities and abortion clinics.
Daniel Dropik, 33, who attempted to form a Madison chapter of the American Freedom Party in January, has given up trying to bring the “alt-right” organization to campus and will take a break from his studies.
Republican lawmakers will vote behind closed doors Thursday on hiring two law firms that will represent them in redistricting battle that is expected to reach the Supreme Court.
State Republicans were ordered Friday to redraw legislative maps after a three-judge panel found them to be unconstitutional.
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