$25 million Morgridge donation brings new engineering building closer to finish line
By Zoey Jiang | 3:37pmUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison alumni John and Tasia Morgridge donated $25 million to Philip A. Levy Engineering Center.
University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni John and Tasia Morgridge donated $25 million to Philip A. Levy Engineering Center.
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