The University of Wisconsin System plans to change its name to the Universities of Wisconsin by early next year. System President Jay Rothman announced the change Tuesday at UW-Eau Claire. He said in a statement that the change is designed to draw attention to the system’s 13 four-year universities as they struggle with declining enrollment. Rothman said the system will transition over the next few months with new letterhead and websites. The move will be finalized in early 2024. The universitie
MADISON, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin System plans to change its name to The Universities of Wisconsin by early next year, system President Jay Rothman announced Tuesday.
The system will transition to the new name over the next few months with a new logo, new letterhead and new websites, Rothman said. The change will be finalized in early 2024.Super Bowl winner Bruce Collie’s daughter is among 4 killed in Wisconsin aircraft crashes Overall enrollment dipped for eight straight years in the UW System, before growing slightly overall this year. Enrollment still dropped at eight campuses in 2023, though.
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