School of Education ranked fifth best graduate school in the nation for ninth consecutive year
'While these rankings are but one measure, we like to think they're a reflection of the fabulous work that's done here,' School of Education Dean says
Equity, not equality: UW disability community mobilizes for more equitable accommodation access, campus climate
As groups push for better integration of accommodations in classrooms, students spearhead creation of organizations, new Disabled Students Cultural Center to improve campus conditions
UPDATED: UW Libraries encourage professors to make course materials accessible for all students
Textbooks are expensive, but professors want updated materials, UW professor said
‘A new world of opportunity’: How One City Schools is working to reform education in Madison
Kaleem Caire, One City Schools aim to eradicate achievement gaps across education levels in Madison
UPDATED: UW’s Odyssey Beyond Bars program receives Eisenberg Award for educating incarcerated students
'The Odyssey Beyond Bars program is giving those incarcerated a chance to expand their minds and explore their opportunities once they return to their communities,' board chair says
UPDATED: UW renews contract with Honorlock despite student dissent
'It’s a major invasion of privacy,' UW junior says
Proposed sex education bill would allow parents to pull children out of curriculum
State Superintendent Jill Underly says bill is 'controversial, misguided, and unexamined'
Critical Race Theory opponents twist meaning for political gain, discussions on race, diversity belong in classrooms
Classrooms ideal places for discussions about race, offer students chances to share perspectives outside social media
UW professors discuss the role of critical race theory in classes, the political arena
The specific meaning of critical race theory is perhaps the element most up for debate, UW professor says
