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Gary Achterberg is a former reporter and UW-Madison alumnus, who graduated in 1980, has returned to campus after more than four decades. Even though senior auditors are discouraged from participating in discussions, Prof. Andrew Trexler sometimes calls on him to contribute his own lived experiences and expertise for the class.
When Professor Trexler asks his students to discuss topics in class, Gary and Ella always turn to one another to share their thoughts and perspectives.
Gary Achterberg is one of two senior auditors in a class of over forty traditional students. He makes an effort to sit next to traditional students in his classes, like junior Ella Stagnaro, and make connections.
As students filed out of the last Media and Politics lecture of the fall semester, one gray-haired student moved against the flow to the front of the classroom. University of Wisconsin-Madison senior auditor Gary Achterberg always makes an effort to send a note or thank the professors for the courses he takes.
It’s been six years since the “Walmart Yodel Kid” stole the internet’s hearts, and now Mason Ramsey has grown up, redefining the limits of oldies and country music in his debut album, “I’ll See You In My Dreams” and his “Falls Into Place” tour.
First, a disclaimer: talking about this film to those who haven’t seen it can be a bit messy. A few elements that some consider to be big reveals are described by others as the very premise of the movie. Some of my descriptions may be a bit vague, since I’m staying on the conservative side to make sure I avoid any spoilers. If you’re interested in the full blind experience, this article should be safe, but I would recommend steering clear of even the Google synopsis.
Madison Midwest emo band Excuse Me, Who Are You? (EMWAY) bring a refreshing voice to alternative music with their upcoming single, “Maybe That Truck Hit Me… And This Was All a Dream,” set to release on March 8.
Writer, actor and organizer Dallas Goldtooth addressed students and community members Thursday evening as the keynote speaker for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s “Native November.”
Famous for its weirdness, Williamson Street, lovingly referred to by residents as “Willy Street,” is a haven from the growing threats of chain restaurants and big box stores occurring across Madison.
As an unmoored, listless twenty-something college student with a perennially messy apartment, “Fionna and Cake” is intensely relatable.
On sunny days in Madison, hundreds of students, staff and community members traverse the Howard Temin Lakeshore Path.
It has now been nearly two full years since Chris McIntosh succeeded Barry Alvarez as athletic director.
The “Pretty Woman” Broadway tour came to the Overture Center in downtown Madison from Oct. 18 to 23 and served as an entertaining way to spend an evening.
Is sports betting legal in Wisconsin yet? I’m looking to place an out of state tuition-sized bet that Jim Leonhard will be hired as the Badgers’ permanent coach.
Gary, Indiana rapper Freddie Gibbs’s newest record “$oul $old $eparately” aims for a commercial aesthetic that nevertheless delivers consistent and versatile production.
Sabrina Madison was appointed as the new alder for District 17 on Tuesday, filling the remainder of former Ald. Gary Halverson's term.
Six candidates have thrown their hats in the ring to be Madison’s next District 17 alder, filling the remainder of former Ald. Gary Halverson’s term. He resigned in late September.
The Wisconsin Badgers made headlines for their embarrassing 34-10 loss to the Illinois Fighting Illini in Week 5, but what succeeded the game was a move that many questioned, yet didn’t truly anticipate: the firing of longtime head coach Paul Chryst.
Madison Alder Gary Halverson, whose past ties with the right-wing extremist group the Oath Keepers drew a firestorm of condemnation and criticism, announced Wednesday he was resigning effective immediately due to safety concerns for his family.
Gary Brown, University of Wisconsin-Madison alumnus and director of campus planning and landscape architecture, announced his retirement this June and plans to start working on a book about the university’s campus planning history.
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