WILL News

New WILL, CROWE study analyzes true cost of Medicaid expansion  The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) and the Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy (CROWE) at the [...]

Polly Olsen is a student at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) in Green Bay.  One year ago today (on Valentine’s Day) she was handing out religiously themed Valentines on the NWTC [...]

WILL produces new video showing Polly innocently handing out Valentines, files for summary judgment The Story:  On Valentine’s Day 2018, officials at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College [...]

Detailed policy roadmap shows how state can improve student outcomes The Problem: Wisconsin’s K-12 education system is not working. Reading and math achievement has been stagnant for two [...]

Prominent conservative fundraiser and litigator increase strength of organization The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is pleased to announce it has added two new members to our team. [...]

81,000 students in Wisconsin benefit from school choice The News: January 20-26 marks National School Choice Week, a week-long celebration of the progress made across the country in providing [...]

Asks judge to protect economic freedom, remove uncertainty The News: WILL Attorneys Lucas Vebber and Anthony LoCoco, on behalf of two wedding barn owners, have sued the Evers administration in [...]

The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is pleased to announce several new hires and promotions.

WILL has helped lead the charge to roll back the illegal, harmful Obama policy Today, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos officially rescinded a 2014 Obama-era “Dear Colleague” letter that [...]

Amicus argues cross does not violate the Establishment Clause The News: WILL filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in a pair of consolidated cases, The American Legion v. American [...]