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Republican lawmakers in Madison introduced a bill Monday that would require Wisconsin prisoners to spend their COVID-19 stimulus dollars on restitution.

The Engineers Without Borders UW-Madison chapter is taking its fundraising efforts virtual due to the pandemic. 

The Rhodes Scholarship, established in 1903 by Cecil Rhodes, remains one of the oldest and most prestigious international graduate scholarship programs in the world. Around one hundred recipients are selected every year.

Engineering offers tools to 'make a difference' Through his involvement with Engineers Without Borders, Joe Elsinger, a civil engineer at MSA Professional Services in Cedar Rapids, has traveled to Ghana several times. Above, he was part of a team building a 50-foot concrete pedestrian bridge. (submitted photo) Joe Elsinger, a civil engineer at MSA Professional Services in Cedar Rapids (submitted photo) / By Tara Thomas-Gettman, for The Gazette Joe Elsinger feels fortunate to have worked on a variety of meaningful projects in his career as a civil engineer — including projects lik...

Campus Times The Campus Times staff has worked hard on a responsive web redesign. Please bear with us as some older content may be temporarilily unavailable. To submit feedback, or to report an issue, email the Web Staff at online@campustimes.org.× Courtesy Carol Jerotich Junior Carol Jerotich is currently majoring in Mechanical Engineering with an interest in product design.  “I have always been passionate about physics and mathematics, and mechanical engineering gave me an opportunity to study these subjects in depth,” Jerotich said. “I enjoy coming up with new ideas and using my c...