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H-1B visa program under federal review keeps UW faculty recruitment competitive
Recent 'Buy American, Hire American' executive order could bring changes to visas for foreign faculty
Despite scattered attacks abroad, UW remains confident in protective measures
University screening policies, traveler preparedness combine to minimize potential dangers overseas
Sustainability programs reduce food waste, help manage insecurity
Dining and Culinary Services implement strategies aimed at minimizing produce ending up in landfills
Madison music scene dives into political activism
Local groups in punk/rock, other genres participate in movements to raise concerns over current events
Normalization of stimulant use on campus has ethical, safety implications
Experts, students believe some take study drugs illegally to self-medicate undiagnosed ADHD
Feelings of displacement among Native Americans extends to campus
A single staff member connects roughly 400 students with relevant resources
Evaluating investigations of deadly police shootings two years after Robinson
State Rep. Chris Taylor looks to strengthen outside probes with special prosecutors, but some weary of politicizing process
Non-native foreign language instructors help students through shared experiences
Foreign teachers can provide greater opportunities when it comes to understanding cultural aspects
UW provides critical services for student-parents to continue pursuing higher education
Funding from non-allocable seg fees, support from campus offices help send children of students to day care centers
Transgender students face added pressures pursuing higher education while UW organizations look to help
UHS strives to improve access, transparency in health care for LGBTQ+ campus community members
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