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At new Mount Mary apartments, single mothers live alongside Catholic sisters February 3, 2023
The arrangement is meant to house the School Sisters of Notre Dame, who are aging and declining in numbers. It also aims to provide the support single mothers need to be successful in college.
Milwaukee students welcome new AP African American studies course January 25, 2023
Students at a Milwaukee school say a pilot AP African American studies course gives them a deeper look at their history. But it's facing backlash from conservative lawmakers elsewhere.
Milwaukee has a college completion ‘crisis.' How can programs supporting students better tackle the problem? January 5, 2023
The vast majority of Milwaukee high schoolers never complete postsecondary education. A new report evaluates the gaps in Milwaukee’s college access efforts.
Wisconsin's top education stories of 2022 December 22, 2022
In 2022, schools and students got into a more normal rhythm. But the COVID pandemic has taken a toll on students' academic achievement and mental health.
'An untapped resource:' Marquette's prison education program is growing December 20, 2022
Some classes are on the Marquette campus, while others are offered at the Racine Correctional Institution and the Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center (formerly the House of Correction.)

Merton parents ask board members why principal resigned; former teacher says there's another side to the principal's resignation February 2, 2023
Some Merton parents are being vocal in their support of principal Becca Stein, who has submitted her resignation. But some staff members have different views about Stein.
Deborah Ford, champion of first-generation students, is leaving UW-Parkside chancellor post after 13 years February 2, 2023
The new job near Louisville, Kentucky, is a natural fit for UW-Parkside Chancellor Deborah Ford, who grew up in the area and has family there.
5 signs your child is ready to start kindergarten February 2, 2023
Is your child ready to make the big transition to kindergarten? Experts share how you can tell.
More than half of UW students choose not to express controversial views in class, survey finds February 2, 2023
One in three students reported feeling pressured by an instructor to agree with a particular viewpoint in class or on an assignment, the survey found.
Richland County may lose its UW campus. Others consider the future of their own local campus January 27, 2023
Some cities and counties are rethinking the future of their local two-year campuses in light of what's unfolding at UW-Platteville Richland.