News & Stories
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Harry Weese’s would-be masterpiece became the university’s most controversial piece of architecture.
Alex Gee ’85 has seen the campus through a lot over the past 50 years and is now focusing on building a new Center for Black Excellence and C...
The UW Now Livestream with Sarah Condella ’03, MBA ’07, Jirs Meuris, PhD, and Summer Rector ’10
Watch the UW Now Livestream event on May 4 featuring Sarah Condella ’03, MBA ’07, Jirs Meuris, PhD, and Summer Rector ’10.
Health Care & Medical Research
Understanding the mysteries of the mind and body.
With respect to the UW, what’s the most important test to pass?
A pandemic called. Malia Jones and her team answered.
On Wisconsin
Professor Malia Jones becomes the nation’s go-to COVID-19 expert with Dear Pandemic.
After she left campus, librarian Louise Butler Walker ’35 quickly found that life was easier when people thought that she was white.
Harry Weese’s would-be masterpiece became the university’s most controversial piece of architecture.
Advocacy
More than 800 alumni from across the state call for increased support.
To meet the growing demand to graduate students with the skills for today’s job market, UW-Madison is strategically investing in building projects ...
The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting UW System and UW-Madison budgets.
Flamingle
How many flowers get planted in the W flower bed outside of Humanities?
Whatever happened to Lysistrata?
Do you know the first names behind these iconic buildings?
Alumni Profiles
After she left campus, librarian Louise Butler Walker ’35 quickly found that life was easier when people thought that she was white.
The UW Odyssey Project’s humanities courses tap into the potential of students who face barriers to higher education.
Mary Murphy Edwards ’82 is a rare woman in charge of boxing, kickboxing, and mixed martial arts bouts.