Looking onward to fall semester reveals current funds insufficient to support UW
Online instruction has left a large impact on UW financially, current UW budget will be insufficient if fall semester is fully digital
ASM, UW administrators address student concerns, COVID-19 resources in virtual town hall
Panelists answered questions about grading policies, mental health, financial aid
Office of Student Financial Aid, Open Seat offer support to struggling students during COVID-19 shutdowns
Emergency funds still available through Office of Financial Aid
UPDATED: Teaching Assistants’ Association sends letter to university administration demanding more support during COVID-19
Letter received over 900 signatures from TAA members, allies
UW stop applying travel grants to graduate student’s segregated fees
Teaching Assistants Association member calls change ‘necessary but insufficient,’ graduate students asking for clarity
UW aims for enhanced financial aid programs to help increase accessibility for low-income students
Despite current programs, many students still feel financial burden paying for college
Parents, students paying larger share of college costs, study finds
Families paid 34 percent of children's college education from 2017 to 2018, 11 percent jump from prior year
Badger Promise program helps financially disadvantaged students make most of UW
College students have enough on their plate without having to worry about how they plan to pay off student debt
Wisconsin Democrats propose bill to alleviate student debt
Legislators' proposal would form partly student-led body to develop loan program
State debt specialist looks to provide students with resources to make college affordable
Gov. Scott Walker created the position to further help students pay for college within UW System
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