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Former UW professor who resigned amid sex harassment probe fired by Goshen College - Vimarsana News

Former UW professor who resigned amid sex harassment probe fired by Goshen College

Richard Brunson, a former UW professor who sexually harassed students, was fired by his current employer a week after a Journal Sentinel story.

Source: yahoo.com
UW system could permanently eliminate most application fees - Vimarsana News

UW system could permanently eliminate most application fees

Nixing application fees is an extension of the UW system's new direct admission program, which allows qualified high school students to be automatically admitted to a university.

Lawmakers renew debate over bill banning race, gender from being college aid factors - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers renew debate over bill banning race, gender from being college aid factors

CBS 58 is your local source for the Milwaukee news, Milwaukee weather, and Milwaukee sports.

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A month after UW-La Crosse's chancellor was fired for making porn videos, students return to campus with shrugs, silence or jokes - Vimarsana News

A month after UW-La Crosse's chancellor was fired for making porn videos, students return to campus with shrugs, silence or jokes

UW-La Crosse officials' silence regarding Joe Gow may help the campus move on in the short-term, but the controversy will linger until an investigation concludes.

Source: yahoo.com
Republican bill could fund UW system free speech surveys - Vimarsana News

Republican bill could fund UW system free speech surveys

Universities of Wisconsin staff conducted a controversial free speech survey in late 2022 and previously told legislators that if they wanted future surveys, they'd have to pay for it.