In recent years we have seen a rupture in the relationship between the University of Wisconsin and the state of Wisconsin, resulting in a culture of mistrust and a strain in mutual respect among politicians and campus affiliates. Statewide issues demand cooperation between the two, and recognition of each other's importance in strengthening the Badger state overall.
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A Disconnect Between the UW and Wisconsin’s Government Threatens Economy
A Disconnect Between the UW and Wisconsin’s Government Threatens Economy
- melissap
- July 11, 2016
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