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Wisconsin Film Festival director to depart for private sector
The director of the Wisconsin Film Festival will be leaving her post on Friday, Oct. 7 for opportunities in the private sector in Madison.
Wisconsin to participate in NACAC national college fairs
Representatives from Wisconsin's Office of Admissions will be attending many of the National Association for College Admission Counseling College Fairs this fall.
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Officials urge dialogue as state support dwindles
Public universities nationally are caught in a perfect storm of fiscal and political trends that has resulted in declining state support for higher education, according to the authors of an upcoming book on the creeping privatization of state universities.
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GRANTS UW–Madison’s European Union Center received a renewal grant from the European Commission for 300,000 euros (approx. $365,000) to improve the nascent UW–Madison…
Writer’s Choice
Arts Niht Out! acquaints both members of the campus community and greater Madison with some of what UW–Madison has to offer, artistically speaking.
Cultural exchanges under way at Memorial Union art galleries
A trio of exhibitions currently in galleries at the Memorial Union celebrates “Two Cultures, One Spirit”and the artistic vision of underrepresented people.
Poets reflect in UW–Madison’s first ‘Felix’ evening
“I see violence as a common misfortunate, and, by extension, fate. It awaits each one of us just around the corner.” As…
New dance pieces offer celestial celebration
Tai Ji, literally “the supreme ultimate fist,” is thought to promote health and longevity. It is considered a “soft” martial art, said to help to complete muscle relaxation, as opposed to other forms that rely on muscle tension.
Environment of acceptance is her goal
Linda Denise "LD" Oakley, professor of nursing and Diversity Oversight Committee chair, has made a career out of studying behavior and methods of bringing about change.