By Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern As the fall semester begins to close out, temperatures start to drop, and finals fill the calendar, remember to take care of yourself and each other. While our campus …
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A Badger’s Guide to Food Access
By Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern Sometimes staying on campus for break can be difficult, especially given the nature of holidays surrounding community and food. While this may be a comforting and exciting time for …
Love is…Celebrating Native November with Heart and Heritage
By Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern This Native November, the University of Wisconsin Madison’s Indigenous Student Center (ISC) with the Indigenous Student Center Coalition (ISCC) announced the theme: Love Is… spotlighting a month-long celebration of …
Salute to Service: A UW-Madison Veterans Day Celebration
By Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern On Veterans Day, November 11, our campus community will gather to honor those who served– or are currently serving–in the U.S. military. In observance of Veterans Day, University Veteran …
Halloween Weekend: Be Smart and Safe, celebrate, and Stay Aware
As we head into this upcoming Halloween weekend, here are a few things to keep in mind to have a safe and enjoyable celebration: Be smart, stay safe, and have fun Maintain a high cell …
The Value of Early Support & Campus Community for First-Gen Badgers
The summer before her first year, Jocelyn Hernandez-Galan was already familiarizing herself with the bus route to campus. As a first-year, first-generation student who planned to commute from her home in Fitchburg, she would need …
Antoine Hunter, Deaf dancer, choreographer, and advocate visits UW
“You can dance when you’re happy, you can dance when you’re sad. Dance can help you go through life,” — Antoine Hunter On October 7, 2024, Antoine Hunter, Deaf dancer, choreographer, and advocate, also known …
Defining Your Own Badger Identity: Miguel Pingol, Transfer and Student Veteran
Whether you’re in a lecture hall, library, or coffee shop, odds are: You have a transfer student in your midst. In fact, one in five UW–Madison students have transferred to our university. However, this identity …
Navigating sociopolitical stress as a student at UW-Madison
UHS Mental Health Services joins the American Psychological Association (APA) in recognizing the stress the 2024 election season may cause our community. We understand that uncertainty and ambiguity can take a toll on mental health and general …
Finding Off-Campus Housing for 2025-2026
As a UW–Madison student, did you know there is a campus resource designed specifically to help you navigate the off-campus housing market? Off-Campus Housing Services within University Housing provides resources and offers follow-up support to …