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The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel is reporting that UW-Milwaukee is becoming the fifth (and, so far, largest) UW institution to offer separation incentives to veteran employees. Eau Claire, Green Bay, Oshkosh and Superior are the other...
Nice to see, FWIW: State Sen. Sheila Harsdorf (R-River Falls), a member of the influential Joint Finance Committee now considering the state budget and its $300 million in cuts for the UW System, has...
UW-Green Bay Chancellor Gary L. Miller shares word that what was to be the next gathering in the “town hall” series of budget updates — the session set for Wednesday, April 15 — has...
The UW System Board of Regents will be asked this week to allow nine schools to raise tuition rates for graduate and non-resident students in response to plans to cut as much as $300...
Missing from the statewide conversation about tuition increases for graduate programs and non-resident students? UW-Green Bay, along with its sister four-year schools in Eau Claire, Oshkosh and Superior. UW-Green Bay officials tell the Log...
At a visit Wednesday to UW-Eau Claire, taking questions from faculty, staff and students about the proposed $300 million cut to the UW System in the state budget, President Ray Cross reaffirmed his support...
University faculty and staff received a budget update this morning (March 31) from Chancellor Miller. For other Log subscribers, you can read his comments on the Chancellor’s website, or by clicking on this PDF.
The next Town Hall meeting to discuss budget issues will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 15 in the University Theatre.
UW President Ray Cross says he’ll quit if he can’t convince legislators to reduce a $300 million cut that Gov. Scott Walker wants to impose on campuses. Cross told faculty and students at UW-Milwaukee...
For those who missed the Town Hall meetings with UW System President Ray Cross, both audio versions and a summary are available online.
