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Concrete slab breaks away from Van Hise Hall

Concrete slab breaks away from Van Hise Hall By: Daily Reporter Staff April 5, 2021 12:29 pm A concrete slab has fallen off of one of Madison’s tallest buildings. The slab broke off the side of Van Hise Hall on the UW-Madison campus on Sunday, according to reports. The slab fell from the third-floor deck. A portion of the wall lay across the sidewalk while another section leaned against a construction dumpster, which was placed near the entrance for a future restroom renovation, according to reports. There were no reported injuries and the 19-story hall remained open on Monday, according to reports.

Wisconsin s successful vaccination effort boosts Andrea Palm

How Wisconsin turned around its lagging vaccination program — and buoyed a Biden health pick

How Wisconsin turned around its lagging vaccination program and buoyed a Biden health pick Isaac Stanley-Becker, Dan Diamond © Scott Bauer/AP Andrea Palm, formerly secretary-designee of the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, speaks to reporters in 2019. (AP Photo/Scott Bauer, File) When President Biden announced in January that he would make Wisconsin’s top health official his No. 2 at the Department of Health and Human Services, the state seemed like a poor model for the nation’s most crucial public health priority: fighting the pandemic. Wisconsin had just come through a surge more intense than New York City’s, and it ranked near the bottom of states in bringing a first dose of vaccine to its residents. Only about a third of doses sent to the state had been administered. The grim numbers galvanized Republicans in Wisconsin to take aim at a familiar target, state health secretary-designate Andrea Palm, whom they had refused to confirm since 20

UW leaders: IT system needs upgrade after campus research targeted by hackers

GREEN BAY (WKOW) The head of the University of Wisconsin System is asking state lawmakers to help protect the system from hackers. Interim President Tommy Thompson went before state senators this week, telling them the system has been targeted. Thompson said the infrastructure needs an upgrade and it will be expensive, but he didn’t allocate funds in his recent budget to fix it. “How easy it is to hack and don’t think were not being hacked,” Thompson said before the Senate Committee on Universities and Technical Colleges in a meeting held at UW-Green Bay. “I want to change that, I need your help.”

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