If you invest in real estate, your finances should survive the COVID-19 pandemic fairly well, noted the speakers in The UW Now Livestream on June 30.

The Wisconsin Alumni Association is working to help UW–Madison's talented faculty and staff and support research, treatment, and containment strategies related to the novel coronavirus.

As a Badger grad, you know that one of the best parts of UW alumnihood is sharing (read: bragging about) your Badger roots far and wide.

When you graduate from UW–Madison, you become part of an alumni community that’s 450,000 strong. And, the best way for those proud Badgers to unite and stay connected to the UW is to turn to the Wisconsin Alumni Association.

When trauma hits, these are the three options that humans instinctively have. Typically, you choose one — but right now, we’re seeing all three play out simultaneously, says Travis Wright, professor of counseling psychology and expert on resilience.