Alumni Perspectives: Legacy
- April 27, 2017
Featured News and Stories
Journalism professor Ross Dahlke ’18 discusses AI’s effect on the 2026 midterm elections on the UW Now Live.
On the UW Now Live, political science professor Barry Burden discusses the historical patterns that may provide midterm election insight.
Trick or treat around campus and we’ll you which seasonal Babcock flavor you are.
Guess this UW-related word.
What’s the story behind the famous Muir Tree?
Theater professional Denzel Taylor ’18 transforms his spoken-word roots into stories for the stage.
Computer scientist Jacquline Brixey is developing language technologies that support Indigenous language preservation.
Language sciences assistant professor Kelly Wright tracks how your favorite slang words get into the dictionary.
Can you guess what year these class photos were taken?
UW–Madison is abundant in nature’s food, medicine, and tools. Here’s how you can find and use them.
Journalism professor Ross Dahlke ’18 discusses AI’s effect on the 2026 midterm elections on the UW Now Live.
On the UW Now Live, political science professor Barry Burden discusses the historical patterns that may provide midterm election insight.
Trick or treat around campus and we’ll you which seasonal Babcock flavor you are.
Guess this UW-related word.
What’s the story behind the famous Muir Tree?
Theater professional Denzel Taylor ’18 transforms his spoken-word roots into stories for the stage.
Computer scientist Jacquline Brixey is developing language technologies that support Indigenous language preservation.
Language sciences assistant professor Kelly Wright tracks how your favorite slang words get into the dictionary.
Can you guess what year these class photos were taken?
UW–Madison is abundant in nature’s food, medicine, and tools. Here’s how you can find and use them.
Journalism professor Ross Dahlke ’18 discusses AI’s effect on the 2026 midterm elections on the UW Now Live.
On the UW Now Live, political science professor Barry Burden discusses the historical patterns that may provide midterm election insight.
Trick or treat around campus and we’ll you which seasonal Babcock flavor you are.
Guess this UW-related word.
What’s the story behind the famous Muir Tree?
Theater professional Denzel Taylor ’18 transforms his spoken-word roots into stories for the stage.
Computer scientist Jacquline Brixey is developing language technologies that support Indigenous language preservation.
Language sciences assistant professor Kelly Wright tracks how your favorite slang words get into the dictionary.
Can you guess what year these class photos were taken?
UW–Madison is abundant in nature’s food, medicine, and tools. Here’s how you can find and use them.