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Davis makes changes within wrestling coaching staff

NBC-15

After showing extreme dedication and helping progress the Wisconsin wrestling program, Trevor Brandvold has been elevated to the associate head coach position and Camden Eppert has been named the volunteer assistant coach, head coach Barry Davis announced Monday.

Don’t forget to seek balance in everyday college life

Daily Cardinal

There are 43,193 students enrolled at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. These 43,193 students are trying to complete homework assignments on time. These 43,193 students are attempting to attend all the club kick-off meetings they signed up for at the Student Organization Fair. And these 43,193 students enrolled at UW-Madison are trying to find the perfect balance between school and their social lives.

Williams: Sticking with the University of Wisconsin

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Column by Jack Williams, a geography professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison: In the wake of a $250 million state budget cut and weakened protections for intellectual freedom, I’ve thought carefully about my family, my career, the University of Wisconsin, and whether I still felt a calling to serve Wisconsin and The Wisconsin Idea. It hasn’t been easy. It’s difficult to express my pride in being a part of the University of Wisconsin.

Badgers women’s hockey enters season at No. 1

WKOW-TV 27

The Wisconsin women’s hockey team starts the 2016-17 season ranked No. 1 in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll, as announced by the organization on Monday. The team is coming off a 35-4-1 campaign last year, winning the Western Collegiate Hockey Association and going to its ninth NCAA Frozen Four appearance in the last 11 years.

Liz Scheer: Humanities offer vital business tools

Capital Times

Letter to the editor: At the Sept. 14 UW budget meeting Regina Millner vowed to protect the humanities at the University of Wisconsin, citing the necessity of fields like English and philosophy in terms of their capacity to enrich students on a human level.

Hey administration, have a beer: We may be the top party school, but we’re healthy as ever

Badger Herald

When Princeton Review released their annual rankings of American colleges and universities, one ranking stuck out to me, and probably you too: the University of Wisconsin-Madison found itself in the number one slot for top party schools in the nation. Suddenly I heard Lil Yachty reverberating inside my head: “We did it, we did it, we did it.”

Annual list of Best Colleges is out

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The much-anticipated annual rankings of “Best Colleges” in America by U.S. News & World Report is out, and colleges recruiting their next class of freshmen are jumping at the chance to tout their spot on the list.

UW-Madison grows summer enrollment

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is reporting a 10% increase in enrollment and $4 million boost in new revenue for its recently completed summer term, and it is planning to continue ramping up the number of courses next summer to help students stay on track for graduation and bring in more money for the university.

Time to show support amid the political chaos

WISC-TV 3

I think there’s a theme here, a common thread that ties some of this stuff together. Each provokes a modicum of frustration for me. We should be doing better in measures of new economy performance, in part by virtue of the presence of the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the excellence of our public schools. So it would follow that we should be doing a better job of supporting UW–Madison and those public schools.