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Kimberly Wethal

Madison, Wisconsin

Higher Education Reporter at Wisconsin State Journal

Higher Education reporter for @WiStateJournal. Amateur pie baker. 🥧 Let’s chat: [email protected] or call/text (608) 695-1811

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  • 6 days ago | madison.com | Kimberly Wethal

    Southwest Wisconsin Technical College in Fennimore was named the top community college in the country this week. Southwest Tech was awarded the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence on Wednesday, beating out sister college Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, along with colleges from other states including Texas, Washington, Alabama and Georgia. This is the first time a Wisconsin technical college has won the top prize. Southwest Tech was a finalist in 2023.

  • 6 days ago | lakegenevanews.net | Kimberly Wethal

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  • 6 days ago | madison.com | Kimberly Wethal

    Universities of Wisconsin students will pay a couple of hundred dollars more, on average, to live, eat and use campus services and activities next year. On Wednesday, the UW Board of Regents unanimously approved increases to campus auxiliary fees for the upcoming school year, which include the costs to live in campus residence halls and eat at dining halls, as well as fees that pay for student campus organizations, recreational sports, student unions and more.

  • 6 days ago | madison.com | Kimberly Wethal

    UW-Madison officials’ sense of relief Thursday was almost palpable at the official groundbreaking for the new engineering building. As university leaders, state officials and donors held a largely symbolic “groundbreaking” in Engineering Hall — although they still gave a ceremonial toss of the dirt as construction crews worked on the site behind them — leaders acknowledged the long, sometimes rocky, path to get them there.

  • 1 week ago | lakegenevanews.net | Kimberly Wethal

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Kimberly Wethal
Kimberly Wethal @kimberly_wethal
8 Feb 24

RT @CorriHess: Board of Regents after hours @KellyMeyerhofer @kimberly_wethal https://t.co/CDVyTbpZFi

Kimberly Wethal
Kimberly Wethal @kimberly_wethal
12 Jul 23

While the council ultimately approved the rezone request, the alder representing much of the UW-Madison campus again voted no, saying he believed this is not the kind of housing students need. From @LucasWRobinson: https://t.co/oqvJkHfWmF

Kimberly Wethal
Kimberly Wethal @kimberly_wethal
6 Jul 23

Republicans announced the $32 million cut by saying the UW System could instead put the money toward a workforce development plan. But now the Assembly leader says the System needs to do that AND eliminate DEI. From @AlexanderShur and me: https://t.co/KtsUXyNSwZ