Reminder: Go-to Resources to help faculty and staff support students
As we enter midterms, we want to remind you of the resources available to support students through this stressful time of the semester.
As we enter midterms, we want to remind you of the resources available to support students through this stressful time of the semester.
Homecoming is back, and we’re kicking off the celebration with Homecoming Spirit Week. Get ready for five days packed with energy, campus-wide fun, and unique outfit themes.
One of UW–Madison’s most colorful traditions is returning to campus. For two days, Oct. 1-2, Bascom Hill will be covered in pink flamingos, each one representing a gift supporting UW–Madison.
Join the new Council for Community and Connection and help shape a campus where every student feels connected, supported, and a deep sense of belonging.
By Maytte Tronco and Yazmin Pagan September 15 marks the beginning of Latine Heritage Month, a time filled with pride, resilience, and reflection. It’s also the moment when thirty dedicated students of the Latine Heritage Month Planning Committee (LHMPC) finally see their hard work come to life. Each year, the committee creates, organizes, and hosts …
Welcome, Badgers! No two semesters are ever quite the same, and that’s what makes this one exciting. From first-years finding their footing to seniors savoring their last chapter, Madison has something to offer everyone. Check out the resources around you to be well, get involved, and find your community. Activities: Make lifelong connections at Wisconsin …
On May 1 at 11 a.m., Badgers will come together to honor cherished lives during a campus memorial ceremony at UW’s Carillon Tower. Hosted by the Office of Student Assistance and Support (OSAS) within Student Affairs, the ceremony offers families, friends, and loved ones a time to gather in community, reflect together, and lovingly celebrate …
This past weekend, 25 outstanding students were celebrated as recipients of the 2026 Ginsberg Family Awards at a special reception in front of their family and friends. Each spring, Student Affairs honors graduating seniors whose leadership, service, and scholarship have shaped the UW–Madison experience for all. This year’s awardees have: Championed health equity and cancer …
Supporting Student Affairs at UW–Madison Student Affairs is excited to celebrate Day of the Badger on April 14–15! You may be seeing emails, social posts, and messages from across campus inviting you to join in the fun. If you’re wondering what this day is all about — and how you can support Student Affairs specifically …
Every Badger deserves a community of care, a strong sense of belonging, and the opportunity to succeed — academically and personally. At UW–Madison, that commitment lives in Student Affairs. Student Affairs supports students at every stage of their college experience. From mental health and wellness services to emergency financial assistance, from food security initiatives to …