Madison outranked cities like Boston, New York and Philadelphia according to a new study, released March 11. Some University of Wisconsin-Madison students find areas the city can improve.
The detention of Columbia University graduate and pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil has put universities, including the University of Wisconsin-Madison, in the crosshairs as the Trump administration kicks the execution of its agenda into overdrive.
The proposal would use the state’s rainy day fund to push back against President Donald Trump’s executive order pausing federal grants and loans.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Staff Writer Wanwa Omot about her story “UW-Madison recommends lowering amount of future admitted graduate students as NIH funding remains in limbo” in a discussion of a memo released by university leadership to colleges at UW-Madison.
University of Wisconsin-Madison leaders’ recommendation to graduate school deans to lower future graduate admissions comes as the university is preparing for the Trump administration’s sweeping changes to federal grant spending.
This week host Oliver Gerharz speaks to Daily Cardinal Staff Writer Wanwa Omot about her story “Trump taps UW-Madison professor skeptical of tariffs to executive council.” Articles in this week’s “campus news in brief” segment: UWPD in final stages of selecting new police chief, final candidate presents – Alaina Walsh UW System budget ‘completely out of sync with what is available,’ former Gov. Thompson says - Elijah Pines
University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin and UW System President Jay Rothman warned of the uncertainties ahead for state universities following the Trump administration’s freeze on federal grant spending.
Professor Kim Ruhl will take a leave from University of Wisconsin-Madison to advise the president as a member of the Council of Economic Advisers.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Law School hired Skylar Croy and Daniel Lennington to teach a constitutional law course this upcoming spring semester. Some students, who attended clerkship programs WILL sued to alter diversity requirements, disagree with the law school’s hiring.
As the holiday season commences, the Wisconsin Union Directorate Society and Politics Committee shared some tips to help students get through political conversations with family members.
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