The Wheeler Report sat down with Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities President Dr. Rolf Wegenke to discuss higher
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Higher Education in WI – Affordability Efforts
Bucky Promise Program Gaining Attention In February 2018 the University of Wisconsin at Madison announced they would be starting the
Higher Education Student Aid in Wisconsin
There are four major sources of student financial aid: the federal government, state programs, higher education institutions, and private or
DOA Sec. Brennan has History of Public Service
Department of Administration Secretary Joel Brennan is the 11th child in a family of 12 children, whose parents were both
Funding Higher Education
How to pay for college continues to be a primary objective of much of the legislation passed across the United
Higher Education in the Midwest
The Chronicle of Higher Education Almanac of Higher Education for 2019-20 says the United States hosts 4,312 schools of higher
Lakeland University, Preparing Students to be Part of the Workforce
Lakeland University, located in Plymouth, Wisconsin, started an innovative cooperative education program in 2017, and their results are positive, including
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
Attorney General Opens Summit on Emergency Detention
Attorney General Josh Kaul will open the Attorney General’s Summit on Emergency Detention today, bringing together legislators, law enforcement, medical
Assembly Legislative Procedures
Recently, the Assembly Republican leadership introduced a motion that will be debated on the floor on Thursday, October 10. That