UW-Madison: For these siblings, UW’s new tribal initiative is a financial boost, hopeful sign

In middle school, people often mistook Gavin and Mason White Eagle for twins — teachers sometimes had a hard time telling them apart. These days, it’s a little easier. Mason, younger by 14 months, outgrew his brother in high school and is now a couple inches taller. In other ways, though, they are still very much alike. Both attend UW–Madison, and they share an off-campus apartment. They often can...