By Alderman Jim Bohl With competing plans for governing the Milwaukee Public Schools now petering out in Madison, I’m suggesting a modest compromise that gives each side something it … [Read more...]
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Herbert Lowe to join Diederich College of Communication
Nationally known journalist to become professional in residence at Marquette University Herbert Lowe, journalist and new media entrepreneur, will join the faculty of the J. William and Mary … [Read more...]
Mayor responds to MPS test results
“This week’s release of the national Trial Urban District Assessment (TUDA) results underscores the need for urgent action to reform a school system that is failing too many children in Milwaukee,” … [Read more...]
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How to make responsible education reform a reality
Feingold Column Education is often one of most frequently raised issues at these town hall meetings. With Congress set to take up education legislation next year, I am committed to making … [Read more...]
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Grigsby Makes Statement on coming Special Session for MPS
Madison - State Representative Tamara Grigsby (D-Milwaukee) made the following statement this week, following Governor Doyle’s announcement of the coming Special Session on the future of Milwaukee … [Read more...]
Need a new career fast? Bryant & Stratton College can help
Today, more people than ever are changing careers– whether they want to or not. If you need to start a new career, make sure you move into a growing field that has career potential for you right away, … [Read more...]
Student parents succeeding at UWM
The University of Wisconsin– Milwaukee’s Life Impact Program, which provides financial and academic support for student parents, is making a difference in many lives. For Yeni Salgado, the Life … [Read more...]
College of Engineering offers students the gift of learning
Whether it’s a Saturday during the busy holiday shopping season or the week between Christmas and New Year’s, MU College of Engineering has fun and challenging sessions for students 6 through 18. … [Read more...]
Restorative Justice conference confronts bullying
by Lynda Jones Marquette University Law School’s Restorative Justice Initiative recently hosted a conference entitled “Bullying in Schools: Teaching Respect and Compassion Through Restorative … [Read more...]
Marquette College of Engineering Outreach offers seven new programs for children in summer 2009 academies
Children between the ages of 6 and 18 are invited to participate in Marquette University's annual summer Engineering Academy. Seven new programs are being added, in addition to the popular programs … [Read more...]
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