UW Badger Wedding: Gretchen Selzer, Konrad Zagzebski
Previous UW Madison football player Konrad Zagzebski (Class of 2014) and Gretchen Selzer (Class of 2013) married in June with a heavy representation of Badgers at the event. Konrad and Gretchen met during Theatre 120 discussion in Vilas Hall when Konrad was just a freshman in college. Madison is where it all started and holds a sweet spot in their lives.
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Bart Pfankuch was named co-winner of the Glenn Cunningham Agriculture Journalist of the Year Award from the North American Agricultural Journalists...
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Saxophonist Dale Nelson has cofounded the Fountain Hills Saxophone Quartet.
After retiring from urban and regional planning, David Preece’s third act is in high gear.
Bart Pfankuch was named co-winner of the Glenn Cunningham Agriculture Journalist of the Year Award from the North American Agricultural Journalists...
Cherylyn Harley LeBon joins board of directors.
Thomas Mathiesen, born on 5 October 1933, was one of the founders of sociology of law in Norway.
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Matthew Rolnick has become Yaymaker’s new VP of strategy and innovation.
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Dr. David A. Schmidt ’87 was appointed president of the American University in Dubai (AUD) in July 2019.