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Ho-Chunk hope to send more members to college with policies, partnerships

Wisconsin State Journal

n Wisconsin, campuses have become increasingly lonely for American Indians. In the last half-decade, other minority groups have seen an increase in enrollment. American Indians, meanwhile, have declined across the University of Wisconsin System four-year campuses, from 982 students in 2009-2010 to 743 students in the 2013-2014 school year. That?s a drop of 24 percent. At the flagship UW-Madison, their numbers have dropped by nearly half, from 206 to 112.

Ho-Chunk hope to send more members to college with policies, partnerships

Wisconsin State Journal

n Wisconsin, campuses have become increasingly lonely for American Indians. In the last half-decade, other minority groups have seen an increase in enrollment. American Indians, meanwhile, have declined across the University of Wisconsin System four-year campuses, from 982 students in 2009-2010 to 743 students in the 2013-2014 school year. That?s a drop of 24 percent. At the flagship UW-Madison, their numbers have dropped by nearly half, from 206 to 112.

Lonnebotn, Trygve

Madison.com

He was involved in many Norwegian-American organizations. This included the Norwegian Luncheon Club Madison Torske Klubben Charitable Foundation, focusing on providing scholarships to Norwegian graduate students attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

UW-Madison applauds new rules on reporting, preventing sexual assaults of students

Wisconsin State Journal

Despite comparatively low numbers of reported assaults, national research indicates that 1 in 5 female students is attacked. Occasional surveys of UW-Madison?s more than 43,000 students show similar rates, even though an average of only 16 campus sexual assaults were formally reported each year from 2010 through 2012, said Dr. Sarah Van Orman, executive director of campus health services.

Chris Rickert: Free college plan laudable but ideological

Wisconsin State Journal

Far be it from me to diss two free years of college for every American student. And there are some decent reasons to support a recent proposal from a pair of UW-Madison faculty that would provide just that. The problem is that students could get their free rides only at public institutions, and only if the federal government agreed to start stiffing the private ones. That?s as much an ideological shot across the bow as a way to solve problems plaguing higher education.

Beatty, Ellouise Wadsworth (Skinner)

Madison.com

In 1985, Ellouise earned a master?s degree in epidemiology from UW-Madison and worked as a programmer and database manager in the UW Department of Medicine until her retirement in 1992.

Chris Rickert: Undergrad Scott Walker? More like professor Scott Walker

Wisconsin State Journal

UW-Madison spokesman John Lucas said that generally, adjunct positions at UW System schools require a bachelor?s degree. However, departments and deans can make exceptions, he said, and ?the university would most likely make that exception for non-degreed individuals with significant real-world accomplishments.? Given that UW System faculty and officials weren?t shy about signing the Walker recall petition, though, that still might be a tough nut for an aspiring Professor Walker to crack.