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- 1UW stabbing suspect ordered to undergo more mental health evaluations▼UW stabbing suspect ordered more mental health evaluations
The suspect in a stabbing near the University of Washington has been ordered by a court to undergo additional mental health evaluations. FOX 13 Seattle reports the ruling, which will help determine the suspect's competence and mental state as the criminal case moves forward. The case has drawn attention amid ongoing concern about mental health and public safety around campus.
- 2Packers and UW Health launch Packers vs. Cancer campaign▼Packers, UW Health | Carbone Cancer Center kickoff Packers vs. Cancer campaign
The Green Bay Packers have partnered with UW Health and the Carbone Cancer Center to launch the Packers vs. Cancer campaign. The initiative kicks off a collaboration between the NFL franchise and the Wisconsin health organizations, though details of the campaign's activities and fundraising goals were not immediately provided.
- 3UW-Oshkosh names nursing college after Mary Novak-Jandrey●UW-Oshkosh celebrates naming of Mary Novak-Jandrey College of Nursing, Health Professions and STEM
The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh has celebrated the naming of its College of Nursing, Health Professions and STEM after Mary Novak-Jandrey. The university marked the occasion with a campus event honoring the new name. The renaming recognizes Novak-Jandrey's connection to the institution, though further details about her background or any associated gift were not immediately provided.
- 4UW-Madison's fall enrollment numbers reveal three key trends▼3 key takeaways from UW-Madison’s fall enrollment numbers
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has released its fall enrollment figures, with a local report highlighting three key takeaways from the data. The numbers offer a snapshot of student demand at Wisconsin's flagship public university, and are drawing attention amid wider debates about college affordability, demographics and the financial health of public higher education in the state.
- 5UW Health at Meriter trains AI to guide NICU breathing care●UW Health at Meriter trains AI to help guide NICU breathing procedures
UW Health at Meriter in Madison is training artificial intelligence to help guide breathing procedures in its neonatal intensive care unit. The hospital says the technology is being developed to support clinicians in managing ventilation for newborns. Local coverage highlights the effort as part of a wider push to bring AI tools into pediatric hospital care.
- 6AI tested at UW Health to guide newborn breathing tubes●AI technology tested at UW Health to help guide breathing tubes in newborns
UW Health is testing artificial intelligence designed to help clinicians correctly place breathing tubes in newborns, a delicate procedure where misplacement can be dangerous. The technology is being evaluated for its ability to guide the process and support medical staff. Interest centers on whether AI tools can improve safety and outcomes in neonatal care.