Lakeland University, located in Plymouth, Wisconsin, started an innovative cooperative education program in 2017, and their results are positive, including
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National Higher Education Legislation Focuses on Affordability and Workforce Needs
The cost of higher education, accessibility to higher education, workforce development, and college preparation have been the overwhelming themes to
Budget Vetoes V – Vanna White
Part five of the series on the partial veto powers of the Governor of Wisconsin, reviews the “Vanna White” Veto.
Budget Vetoes IV – Write Down Veto
Continuing with the series on the partial veto powers of the Governor of Wisconsin, this report focuses on the Write-Down
Budget Vetoes Part III – Editing Veto
In Part III of our series on the partial veto powers of the Governor of Wisconsin, we will highlight the
Budget Vetoes Part II – THe Digit Veto
As reported in last week’s Wheeler Blog, the Governor of Wisconsin has the power to partially veto appropriation bills. He
Budget Vetoes Part I – WI Governor’s Partial Veto
WI GOVERNOR’S PARTIAL VETO – “UNUSUAL, EVEN QUIRKY” In Wisconsin, the governor has the ability to veto legislation, but if
Women in the Capitol Press Corps
Since the ratification of the 19th Amendment, women have played an important role in the Wisconsin media. Shown below is
Wisconsin Agriculture – Part III of Series – Wisconsin Cheese
WISCONSIN AGRICULTURE – PART III OF DAIRY Wisconsin Dairy – Cheese Cheese Produced in Wisconsin A previous report highlighted that
Wisconsin Dairy Industry – Part I of Series
WISCONSN AGRICULTURE – PART I OF DAIRY Wisconsin Dairy – The Statistics Wisconsin is the second largest dairy producer in