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Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin’s ‘Adopt a Cow’ program invites Wisconsin students to learn about the state’s most prolific industry.

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Wisconsin dairy farmers give students opportunity to ‘Adopt a Cow’ Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin’s ‘Adopt a Cow’ program invites Wisconsin students  to learn about the state’s most prolific industry.

UW-Madison professors discuss how geopolitical conflict and emerging technology are reshaping the world’s economy at Wisconsin Alumni Association webinar.

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UW professors talk economic effects of war, AI University of Wisconsin-Madison professors discuss how geopolitical conflict and emerging technology are reshaping the world’s economy at  Wisconsin Alumni Association webinar.

Contract negotiations between UW-Madison and Department of War offices are underway for METAL and ACE hubs dedicated to manufacturing workforce development.

Story by Sonia Bendre
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UW-Madison to debut METAL, ACE manufacturing workforce hubs Contract negotiations between University of Wisconsin-Madison and Department of War offices are underway for METAL and ACE hubs dedicated to manufacturing workforce development.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s ‘Course Search and Enroll’ feature now includes a ‘Core GenEd’ section, which will replace the current ‘Course Designation’ section for students first enrolling for or after Summer 2026.

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UW-Madison removes ethnic studies requirement for incoming students The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s ‘Course Search and Enroll’ feature now includes a ‘Core GenEd’ section, which will replace the current ‘Course Designation’ section for students first enrolling for or after Summer 2026.

UW system schools awarded bachelors degrees to 29 incarcerated individuals for the first time in over 50 years.

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Incarcerated students earn degrees from UW-system universities UW system schools awarded bachelors degrees to 29 incarcerated individuals for the first time in over 50 years. 

The University of Wisconsin-Madison opened an investigation into Animal Advocacy, a registered student organization, for possible violations of an expressive activity policy and a Wisconsin state statute related to the group’s promotion of the April 18

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UW-Madison investigates student organization for promoting Ridglan Farms raid The University of Wisconsin-Madison opened an investigation into Animal Advocacy, a registered student organization, for possible violations of an expressive activity policy and a Wisconsin state statute related to the group’s promotion of the April 18 Ridglan Farms raid. 

Abortion access in Wisconsin is restricted, but options remain available for students amid recent federal legal battles over telehealth abortion medication.

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Abortion access remains available to UW students despite federal uncertainty Abortion access in Wisconsin is restricted, but options remain available for students amid recent federal legal battles over telehealth abortion medication.

The donation to Science Hall covers more than half of the $163.2 million renovation cost.

Story by Ethan Morse
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Morgridges donate $85.2 million to renovate Science Hall The donation to Science Hall covers more than half of the $163.2 million renovation cost. 

To meet the demands of a growing student body, the State of Wisconsin Department of Administration issued a request for contractor proposals to build a new residence hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison set to open in 2028.

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Wisconsin requests proposals for new UW-Madison dorm To meet the demands of a growing student body, the State of Wisconsin Department of Administration issued a request for contractor proposals to build a new residence hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison set to open in 2028. 

Gov. Tony Evers urged lawmakers and local companies to take nuclear fusion seriously at the May 5 event.

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Wisconsin leaders push for state role in growing nuclear fusion industry Gov. Tony Evers urged lawmakers and local companies to take nuclear fusion seriously at the May 5 event.