UW grad student conducts research to protect, maintain bee habitats in urban areas
Bee populations face stressors in urban areas including loss of habitat, food resources, nesting locations
Unexpected budget cuts at UW Stevens Point prompt lawmakers to propose Blue Ribbon Commission
Nineteen-person commission would examine issues across UW System
UW develops plans to use interactive maps to visualize antibiotic resistance data
Use of technology may improve patient outcomes, development gives students real world experience
Wisconsin legislation looks to regulate, acknowledge direct primary care clinics
Primary care clinics allow doctors to spend more time with patients, charge them flat monthly fee
UW Health’s lupus clinic aims to help patients take control of their lives
To raise overall quality of life, pairing medical treatment with emotional, psychological support is crucial
UW professor hopes to provide aid to Africa with development of new tuberculosis test
Technological innovations promises faster, more accurate TB test results to places that need it most
UW professor outlines what attracts millennials to Wisconsin in report
Many young people choosing small, rural communities in close proximity to urban areas
Latest state budget spending departs from recent trends, report finds
Spending imbalance is unusual but will not have long-term effects, expert said
Prison reformists, lawmakers clash over proposal for tougher crime laws
Sen. Vukmir said bills would protect families, neighborhoods from violent criminals
Bill legalizing industrial hemp hopes to create ‘lucrative’ industry in Wisconsin
St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin is one group that plans to start growing hemp
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