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From First Wave to New York’s Hachette Group, Amina Iro ’18 has found guiding hands to help her launch a career in literature.

This pediatrician prescribes story time instead of screen time.

This red-carpet Badger writes scripts that stand the test of prehistoric time.

UW Experts Talk about the U.S.-China Rivalry and the Risk of Nuclear Weapons.

Scientist and engineer Sébastien Philippe explains nuclear weapons testing and discusses its effect on policy and the public.

Political scientist Jessica Weeks looks at U.S.-China diplomacy and warns that, when governments get personal, policy can become erratic.

Badger sports teams have been playing the Minnesota Gophers since the 19th century — a heated rivalry involving wild games and personality clashes....

Meet recent UW grads who found themselves on unexpected career paths, discovering new passions.

In 1988, UW students founded the Onion on a shoestring budget, never dreaming that it would go on to shape modern satire.

I heard that UW Band director Mike Leckrone once rode into Camp Randall on an elephant. Why doesn’t the Band do that anymore?

I hear WARF just turned 100 — how did it start?

Did the UW grant war diplomas? – Chris L. ‘05

Here are five ways to explore the UW while learning something new about the campus we know and love.

In the summer of 2024, the Wisconsin Alumni Association launched a new program for its members: the Read More >