Lines were long because many students were first-time voters and still needed to register to vote, elections officials said.

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David Schuman reports from Menomonie, where students are waiting for hours to vote on Tuesday night. Trump vs Harris: Live election 2024 results map KCAL News Anchor, Emmy-Award winner Chauncy Glover ...

(TNS) — In receiving the national Visionary Academic Leadership Award, University of Wisconsin-Stout Cybersecurity Program Director Holly Yuan said she was deeply honored on behalf of many. “While the ...

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In receiving the national Visionary Academic Leadership Award, University of Wisconsin-Stout Cybersecurity Program Director Holly Yuan said she was deeply honored on behalf of many. “While the award ...

Madison, choosing to vote in the US swing state rather than her native Maryland was a no-brainer. Maryland will almost ...

Wisconsin college students have been an increasingly important voting bloc for Democrats but they voted less blue in 2024.

As a state, Wisconsin is likely best known for producing dairy and the Green Bay Packers. But the Badger State also offers online education through various private and public universities, including ...

Enrollment at UW-Madison, the system's flagship university, increased nearly 3%. UW-Superior, the most remote campus, in Douglas County in far northwestern Wisconsin, saw a 3.6% increase.