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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.

Bike thefts on the rise

NBC-15

It?s not exactly good biking weather and yet bike thefts have nearly doubled since this time last year. uw police say in most cases it all comes down to the lock.

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.

College Sticker Shock Part I

WBAY-TV, Green Bay

Sticker shock is a common reaction when shopping for any high-end item and if you?ve looked at the cost of college recently, you?ve probably felt it.