Inside Wisconsin
with Tom Still
04/17/18At Wisconsin’s oldest tech college, new task taking shape: Working with FoxconnIn southeast Wisconsin these days, jokes Bryan Albrecht, “orange is the new green.” |
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04/10/18Outside Wisconsin’s biggest cities, academic research growing in prominenceWhile the state’s doctoral universities are the main sources of research activities, the 11 comprehensive campuses also are churning out ideas — including some that display commercial and company creation potential. |
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04/03/18In the long run, autonomous vehicles safer for pedestrians, bikersA week after a woman was killed by a self-driving car in Tempe, Ariz., while walking her bike across a dark street, Uber’s ability to test and operate autonomous vehicles was suspended by Arizona’s governor. |
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03/27/18Most votes in the Legislature are bipartisan, even when the debate is notIn what may have been the closing bell for the current edition of the Wisconsin Assembly, lawmakers took on three bills that appeared fractious based on the debate leading up to votes on the floor. |
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03/20/18In Wisconsin’s quest to produce more workers and startups, don’t forget liberal artsFrom time to time, colleges and universities can — and should — clean out the cobwebs of curricula clutter. |
Tom Still is president of the 
