Noa Chamberlin

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Workers Strike Back at UW-Madison

Welcome back to the Student Dive! In our first episode of the semester, host Honor Durham sits down with writer Noa Chamberlin to discuss her recent article on the graduate student labor association Workers Strike Back. They focus on the organization's recent meeting to organize their goals for the year and the conversations Noa had with WSB Organizing Committee members.

Graduate workers meet to organize for more pay, respect

UW-Madison graduate students held a Workers Strike Back meeting to debate and vote on demands, strategies and plans for moving forward with their campaign.

The Odyssey Project: Breaking the cycle of poverty through the power of education

The UW Odyssey Project celebrates 20 years of furthering education and improving livelihoods for a variety of people who are nontraditional students. 

Associated Students of Madison holds first training in preparation for lobbying day, prioritizes topics concerning mental health, rent control

Student members of ASM are preparing which topics will be presented to the state legislature on lobbying day to best benefit the UW-Madison student body.  

University Club reopens with new dining service: the Union Commons

After being closed for three years, the University Club is reopening and adding a new dining service called the Union Commons on its first floor. 

‘Re:mancipation’ opens at the Chazen Museum

An introduction to the “re:mancipation” project, its meaning, and its impact on art and the challenges with Black American history. 

UW System considers a direct admissions program for Wisconsin high school students

Implementing an automatic admissions policy may increase access to higher education and remove the barriers minority students face throughout the college process.

How to compartmentalize your college experience

Taking the step into college can be scary. Those next four years can seem like a massive obstacle for you to overcome. Noa explains how breaking up your time here can make it easier!

Pitches & Notes places first in the final round of international collegiate a cappella championship

The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Pitches & Notes made history as the first group from the Great Lakes region to ever win the international a cappella competition.

UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health to launch LGBTQ+ fellowship program

The program’s primary goal is to optimize the health of LGBTQ patients and advance LGBTQ health equity. 

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