What a Democratic trifecta means for Wisconsin’s public universities
SABINE MARTIN
Protesters against the bill that became Act 10 fill the Capitol rotunda in this February 2011 photo. Democrats have long talked of repealing Act 10, and the state Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could overturn several of the law's provisions.
Democrats’ full control of state government, coupled with a new slate of leaders at the Universities of Wisconsin, could set a new course for the 13-university system after years of campus closures, enrollment declines and controversial policies.
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Wisconsin Governor-elect David Crowley and Lieutenant Governor-elect Sara Godlewski thank supporters at an election night watch party in Milwaukee Nov. 3. Crowley supports increasing state funding for the UW system and technical colleges.
Protesters against the bill that became Act 10 fill the Capitol rotunda in this February 2011 photo. Democrats have long talked of repealing Act 10, and the state Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could overturn several of the law's provisions.
Wisconsin Governor-elect David Crowley and Lieutenant Governor-elect Sara Godlewski thank supporters at an election night watch party in Milwaukee Nov. 3. Crowley supports increasing state funding for the UW system and technical colleges.
Protesters against the bill that became Act 10 fill the Capitol rotunda in this February 2011 photo. Democrats have long talked of repealing Act 10, and the state Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could overturn several of the law's provisions.
Protesters against the bill that became Act 10 fill the Capitol rotunda in this February 2011 photo. Democrats have long talked of repealing Act 10, and the state Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could overturn several of the law's provisions.
