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Truman Frederick Graf

Madison.com

Truman Frederick Graf was a well-known Madisonian and internationally known Agricultural Economist who taught at UW-Madison.

Breaking free: To save students money, colleges are looking to the Open Educational Resources movement

Capital Times

Nearly every semester, there’s a textbook he can’t afford to buy, said University of Wisconsin-Madison student Zaakir Abdul-Wahi … One national study in 2013 found that 65 percent of students said they decided against buying a textbook because it was too expensive, even though nearly all of them worried it would hurt their grade.

Chilton, Carroll L.

Madison.com

An accomplished pianist who performed both in the United States and Europe, Carroll was a longtime member of the Music Faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison prior to retiring in 2002.

UW-Madison to host inaugural wine competition Monday

Wisconsin State Journal

The university’s Department of Food Science is hosting an inaugural “Wine is Wisconsin” competition that will include 85 wines from 18 wineries throughout the state. The alcoholic beverages will be judged by eight food writers, restaurateurs, wine experts and retailers.

Wisconsin teacher helps co-design video game

NBC-15

A new video game is in the works for Wisconsin students, teaching about the Wisconsin Capitol. It’s in honor of the Capitol’s 100th anniversary and thanks to a partnership between the Department of Public Instruction, Wisconsin Public Television, and Field Day, a games lab for education at UW-Madison.

Chelsea Blackburn Cohen: More than UW-Madison accreditation at stake for proposed anti-abortion-training bill

Capital Times

Dear Editor: Introduced in April, a bill written by Rep. Andre Jacque, R-De Pere, would prohibit faculty from training resident physicians in performing abortions. Critics of the proposed measure fear for the loss of UW-Madison’s national accreditation in training OBGYNs. Others fear for a future further down the line that results in decreasing access to OBGYN professionals throughout the state.