University of Wisconsin Regents defended a UW professor
In 1894, the Regents defended UW professor Richard T. Ely by adopting the sifting and winnowing statement: モWhatever…
In 1894, the Regents defended UW professor Richard T. Ely by adopting the sifting and winnowing statement: モWhatever…
On Aug. 2. 1886, the U.S. Congress passed the Oleomargarine Act which among other things, directed the Secretary…
In 1866, the Legislature designated the University of Wisconsin as the Wisconsin land-grant institution.
In 1863, the first women students were admitted to the University of Wisconsin in the Normal Department.
On Feb. 5, 1849, the first class of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, with 17 students, met in a…
In 1838, The state territorial legislature passed a bill to establish a University of Wisconsin ‘at or near…