Political, civic engagement in higher education important part of Wisconsin Idea, speaker says
Hess said higher education is often where students encounter the most diversity, making it important to encourage discussion
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Money begets money: Increased funding for computer science will prove beneficial for Wisconsin
As universities struggle to keep up with increasing demand for computer science, government has a duty to fund these programs
Race-blind decisions don’t exist in a society that has always been anything but
Following Texas Tech's decision to repeal affirmative action policies, recognition of racial bias inherent in higher education is vital
Natural Light’s unnatural solution to the student debt crisis
Natural Light, other private companies generously aid with student loan repayment — but is that a solution for this problem?
Changes in attitudes toward higher education must prompt changes within institutions
UW Stevens Point aims to cut majors with low enrollment, but still integrate liberal arts in meaningful way
University’s focus on employability makes demise of the ‘well-rounded student’ inevitable
University is trending away from its purpose, but students should not give up hope
Historical Society speaker discusses higher education through the mind of Jefferson
Turns out our third president had more than one revolutionary idea in mind
Rollback of restrictions on for-profit colleges exploits vulnerable student populations
If guidelines are repealed, corrupt institutions gain an opportunity to further profit instead of students
GOP tax reform hits closer to home than students think
Education is a privilege that, because of the tax reform, will become much less accessible for middle, lower class families, students
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