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Governor s budget designed to help the university bounce back

Governor’s budget designed to help the university ‘bounce back’ Calling higher education an economic driver for Wisconsin, Governor Tony Evers proposed a major reinvestment in the University of Wisconsin System. Evers unveiled his proposed 2021-23 biennial state budget on Tuesday evening, recommending an additional $191 million in funding for the UW System. Breaking a decades-long trend, the budget calls for spending more on colleges than prisons. In addition to covering ongoing costs for current UW System operations, the governor would provide an additional $40 million in flexible block grant funding to the Board of Regents. Although the budget would extend the current tuition freeze for two years, it would provide $50 million in new funding to offset that lost revenue. The budget earmarks $2 million for additional positions at UW Extension and UW–Madison’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, and recommends enough funding to support 2% annual pay increas

Tony Evers proposes rollback of Act 10 in budget that boosts school spending by $1 6 billion and raises $1 billion in taxes

Tony Evers proposes rollback of Act 10 in state budget plan that also spends $1 6 billion on schools and raises $1 billion in taxes

Gov Evers proposed a huge spending increase for higher education in Wisconsin Here s what that would look like

Gov. Evers proposed a huge spending increase for higher education in Wisconsin. Here s what that would look like. Devi Shastri, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Mike De Sisti/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Students walk to classes on campus along State Street with the Madison state capitol in the background at the University of Wisconsin Madison on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019. - for file if needed - College, tuition, regents, UW system, education Photo by Mike De Sisti/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel After months of concern about major state funding cuts to higher education in Wisconsin due to the pandemic, college and university leaders received a boost of optimism that their institutions may fare a bit better than feared in the next budget cycle.

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