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Budget reconciliation reshapes transportation funding future

Budget reconciliation reshapes transportation funding future

As federal lawmakers reconcile a new budget for fiscal year 2025 (FY25) and beyond, a flurry of budget and tax cuts will highlight the next year of federal U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) funding. As priorities shift, reevaluating the FY25 transportation...

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UW-La Crosse plans $58.5M recreation center overhaul

UW-La Crosse plans $58.5M recreation center overhaul

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (UW-La Crosse) will spend $58.5 million to renovate its recreation center. Construction on the Mitchell Hall renovation project is expected to begin in May 2028.  The project will prioritize:  Replacing the building’s HVAC system...

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Profiles in Power: Jennifer Cowley, Ph.D.

Profiles in Power: Jennifer Cowley, Ph.D.

Jennifer Cowley, Ph.D. President, The University of Texas at Arlington My public career highlights and education: I’ve been UTA’s president since 2022 as well as a professor of public affairs and planning. I previously held leadership positions at the University of...

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Maine plan directs $3.4B to transportation infrastructure

Maine plan directs $3.4B to transportation infrastructure

Maine is planning billions of dollars for infrastructure projects to improve, maintain and modernize the state’s transportation system over the next three years.  The Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) has unveiled an updated work plan for transportation...

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