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 …
From One Badger to Another: Finishing the Semester Strong
By: Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern Badgers, as a graduating senior, I’ve spent four years navigating these end-of-semester weeks, and I know their importance. With warmer weather and the academic year closing, it’s time to …
UW survey offers first comprehensive look at student basic needs
Student Affairs and the Division of Enrollment Management (DEM), with support from the Graduate School, today released findings and recommendations from UW–Madison’s first comprehensive Basic Needs Survey. The survey was conducted in spring 2025 to …
In Memoriam: Remembering our Badgers April 2025-2026
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 …
Ginsberg Family Award Recognizes Seniors in Leadership, Service, and Scholarship
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 …
Spring is Here: Be safe, Stay well, and have fun!
The days are getting warmer and the sun is shining longer each day. Spring is finally here, Badgers! As you head into the final stretches of the spring semester, keep in mind these few reminders …
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 …
Your Day of the Badger Questions, Answered
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 Support Behind Every Badger
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 …