Offering free coaching, peer meetings and sober social events, Badger Recovery provides students a safe space to heal and belong in a campus culture that often celebrates in excess.
The panel discussed food justice and security over a homemade, locally-sourced meal cooked by student volunteers.
University Health Services outlined prevention strategies for students in a campus-wide email.
Ricardo Carrion Jr. will lead the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center amid a period of heightened scrutiny.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health plans to use a cyclotron particle accelerator to advance research and treatment.
Brittney Cooper highlighted the need to recognize individual power amidst attacks on justice as the Gender & Women’s studies department reflected on 50 years of the program.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Students for a Democratic Society group hosted a rally for Gaza on Oct. 23 in opposition to Israel breaking the ceasefire.
The decision is motivated by safety concerns.
The Wisconsin Young Americans for Freedom hosted a panel Oct. 15 where participants discussed tensions on campus over free speech, representation and political balance.
Students can enjoy a variety of Halloween-themed events around campus throughout the week leading up to Oct. 31.
The annual ‘Fright Night’ fundraiser taught visitors Science Hall’s haunted history through a ghostly self-guided tour.
Alex Warren performed at the Orpheum for the kickoff of Future Friends, a national mental wellness and music initiative by Two Bridge and Core Spaces.
The Wisconsin Exchange: Pluralism in Practice is a campus-wide initiative looking to promote open dialogue and civil discourse.
The Wisconsin Union Directorate hosted photojournalist Ami Vitale in the first lecture of the 2025-26 Distinguished Lecture Series.
Amid declining enrollment and the closure of other 2-year campuses across the University of Wisconsin System, the University of Wisconsin-Platteville will close the Baraboo Sauk County campus at the end of this school year.
As part of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Alpha Chi Omega hosted a “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event to support a local shelter.
Atmospheric scientist Ángel F. Adames Corraliza and nuclear security specialist Sébastien Philippe were awarded prestigious MacArthur Fellowships.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 13th annual Fill the Hill fundraiser raised over $700,000 from over 4,000 gifts.
Multiple multicultural Greek organizations came together on campus Friday in a celebration of diversity and unity.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new indoor athletics facility is getting help from a robotic four-legged friend.
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