Inspirational Gift Invests in UW Faculty
Philanthropists John ’55 and Tashia ’55 Morgridge have just announced a landmark gift of $100 million, continuing their long history of investing in the future of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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How long has “traying” been a tradition at the UW?
Check in with Tobie Black ’98, MA’00 25 years after graduation.
Was Martin Luther King Jr. ever on campus?
Show how much you know about UW’s rock stars.
What is the coldest place on campus?
Test your memory with these flashcards featuring civil rights leaders on campus.
Where do students and faculty members work out now?
Let us tell you how to warm up on campus.
In January 2023, Marcy Kaptur ’68 became the longest-serving Congresswoman in history. Her career benefitted immeasurably, she says, from the drive...
The ice — and the skaters — have shattered! Piece them back together in this jigsaw puzzle of a frozen moment in time.
How long has “traying” been a tradition at the UW?
Check in with Tobie Black ’98, MA’00 25 years after graduation.
Was Martin Luther King Jr. ever on campus?
Show how much you know about UW’s rock stars.
What is the coldest place on campus?
Test your memory with these flashcards featuring civil rights leaders on campus.
Where do students and faculty members work out now?
Let us tell you how to warm up on campus.
In January 2023, Marcy Kaptur ’68 became the longest-serving Congresswoman in history. Her career benefitted immeasurably, she says, from the drive...
The ice — and the skaters — have shattered! Piece them back together in this jigsaw puzzle of a frozen moment in time.