UW Regents Hold Closed Meeting to Reconsider Rejected DEI Deal

The University of Wisconsin (UW) Regents will hold a closed-door meeting to discuss Governor Tony Evers' lawsuit against the Legislature over the withholding of pay raises for UW system employees, as well as funding proposals. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos stated that Republicans will not change their compromise plan, which was rejected by the Regents, to roll back diversity efforts in exchange for staff raises and infrastructure improvements. The deal would have required the UW system to reduce its number of diversity, equity, and inclusion employees. The Regents' rejection came after concerns were raised about setting a precedent and compromising the university's core values.
- UW Regents schedule closed meeting after rejecting DEI deal Madison.com
- Wisconsin GOP leaders say they're done negotiating with university over pay raises, diversity deal The Associated Press
- How diverse are University of Wisconsin campuses? Wisconsin Public Radio
- Rejected DEI funding deal could be reconsidered at special Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting Tuesday WDJT
- UW Board of Regents to hold another special meeting after denying DEI plan TMJ4 News
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