In 2006, a vision took shape—one rooted in love for community, pride in achievement, and a commitment to Indigenous students across Madison. The first All City American Indian and Alaska Native Celebration, themed “Uplifting Community and Student Achievement,” brought together …
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Student Affairs announces 2025-26 employee awards
On May 13, 2026, employees from across Student Affairs gathered in the Great Hall at Memorial Union to celebrate colleagues and campus partners at the annual Student Affairs Awards Ceremony and summer celebration. In opening …
Beauty in the Brokenness, A Preview of APIDA Heritage Month 2026
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern The Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month Planning Committee invites the UW–Madison community to celebrate together at their many events this month. This year’s theme explores opportunities “to …
Spring Break 2026: Safe, Smart, Recharged
Spring break is just around the corner! Whether you’re heading somewhere warm or staying local, however you plan to spend your spring break, we hope you have the chance to relax, reset, and recharge. From …
Where Stars Meet: The Constellations of MENA Heritage Month
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Constellations of MENA: Illuminating Traditions and Shared Light sets the tone for this year’s Middle Eastern North African Heritage Month (MENAHM) at UW-Madison, inviting the campus community to view the …
Rooted in Love: Celebrating Black History and Heart at UW–Madison
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern This February marks Black History Month (BHM), a time for recognizing the struggles, achievements, and profound contributions of African Americans throughout history, society, and culture. In 2026, this observance holds …
Celebrate the new semester with Winter Welcome
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Welcome back to UW–Madison! To those newly joining us, we are excited to welcome you into our vibrant campus community. Spring semester is here. We’ve missed you! To help you …
Your Student Support Toolkit: Go-to resources to help faculty and staff support students
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern As we transition into spring semester, it’s important to highlight the resources available to help students during their transition back into academic life. A reminder that units within Student Affairs …
Trans Monologues and Talent Showcase 2025: Honoring TDOR Through Community and Creativity
On a chilly December evening, more than 110 attendees gathered at Madison’s Central Library for the Gender and Sexuality Campus Centers (GSCC) annual Trans Monologues and Talent Showcase, honoring International Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR). …
Wintering in Madison: Resources and Things to Do for Students Staying Put
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Winter break may send many UW students home, but for those sticking around, Madison offers plenty of activities to keep the season alive. Even with colder days and State Street …