Court: UW-Milwaukee properly redacted student names

MADISON — A state appeals court says University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee officials legally redacted student names from more than 2,000 pages of records.Former UWM student Taylor Scott in 2013 requested communications by and to Vice Chancellor Michael Laliberte and student Pahoua Xiong containing Scott's name and parts of his email address.

Rowsey scores Marquette's final 9 in OT, downs Georgetown

WASHINGTON — Andrew Rowsey scored nine of his 28 points in overtime, Sam Hauser also finished with 28 points and Marquette hit 18 3-pointers in a 90-86 victory over Georgetown on Monday night.Hauser got double teamed in the paint and passed it out to an open Rowsey at the 3-point arc for an 84-82 lead with 1:41 left.

Marquette University police issue safety alert after shots fired near campus

MILWAUKEE -- Marquette University’s Department of Public Safety is warning students to be alert -- after shots were fired near campus early Thursday morning, Feb. 15.It happened near 20th and Clybourn around 3:40 a.m.Police say there was no indication that anyone had been injured, and there is no threat to campus at this time.MUPD continues to investigate this incident.

'Cool opportunity:' Robotics experts compete in FIRST Tech Challenge at UWM

MILWAUKEE -- Young robotics experts across Wisconsin gathered at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Saturday, February 10th, for the ultimate showdown."FIRST Tech Challenge" held its stage competition, with 24 schools putting their robots to the test.Students as young as seventh grade were able to take part in the event.

Regents OK raising nonresident, graduate rates at 3 schools

MADISON — University of Wisconsin System leaders have approved raising nonresident and graduate tuition at three schools.The Board of Regents voted Friday to raise rates at UW-Eau Claire and UW-Stout as well as at UW-Milwaukee's business school this fall.Nonresident undergraduate tuition at UW-Eau Claire will increase $355.

All classes canceled at UW-Milwaukee due to winter weather

MILWAUKEE -- All afternoon and evening classes on Friday, February 9th have been canceled at UW-Milwaukee due to the winter weather.Earlier on Friday, UWM officials had only canceled morning classes until noon.According to UWM officials, the campus will remain open for employees and visitors.