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How this rural Wisconsin community college raised grads’ wages — and saved its accreditation

State education leaders to review metrics used in report cards

Proposed cuts to student loans could affect thousands of Wisconsin students

Trump Administration to revoke student visas, sparking concern from state schools

Dugan’s lawyers file for case dismissal; claims judge had “absolute immunity”

Wisconsin election officials seek more flexibility in proposed early voting mandate

State gas prices continue to fall

Honoring the Fallen: The Origins and Evolution of Memorial Day

The holiday carries deep roots and traditions including remembering the more than 26,000 service members from Wisconsin who have died