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UW-Madison engineering student receives awards for developing noise cancellation theory

By Hannah Malone | Sep. 12, 2016

UW-Madison formally congratulated Chris Nguyen, a fourth-year biomedical engineering major, Monday morning at Engineering Hall for winning the grand prize in General Electric's “Unimpossible Missions: The University Edition” competition. The challenge asked participants to debunk common idioms such as “A snowball’s chance in hell,” or, for Nguyen, “You can’t unring a bell.” Noise cancellation technology and research on sound waves were used to help Nguyen support his theory. “I found the premise of the proposal on accident,” Nguyen said.

Members of UW-Madison LGBT Campus Center and The Crossing remembered the attack on Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla., on the three-month anniversary of the event.
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LGBT Campus Center, community remember Pulse tragedy

By Sammy Gibbons | Sep. 12, 2016

UW-Madison’s LGBT Campus Center and a campus ministry, The Crossing, held a vigil Monday on Bascom Hill to remember the massacre at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla., on the event’s three-month anniversary. LGBTCC members and allies formed a circle at the base of Bascom Hill and listened to four speakers discuss their thoughts regarding the tragedy. 

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SexWIse kicks off first UW-Madison mandatory educational workshop

By Hannah Malone | Sep. 8, 2016

SexWIse Workshop kicked off its opening event at Sellery Hall Wednesday night. During the 90-minute workshop, the first of three workshops in the GetWIse series, students held group conversations about sex, relationships and sexual assault prevention on the UW-Madison campus. Sam Johnson, violence prevention specialist at University Health Services and program manager for End Violence on Campus, led the soft opening of SexWIse. 

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Changes made for UW-Madison student voters for Aug. 9 election

By Sammy Gibbons | Aug. 3, 2016

UW-Madison students may need to re-register to vote in the Aug. 9 primary election, according to a UW-Madison news release. Students who were registered previously but have moved more than 28 days before Aug. 9 must re-register at their current address. Students who moved less than 28 days prior to Election Day may use their previous address.

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