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 …
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 and resources to help you stay safe, well, and have fun. Be safe and respect others. If you choose to …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern This spring semester, UW–Madison student voters will decide on representatives for the Associated Students of Madison (ASM), including Student Council, and the Student Services Finance Committee (SSFC). Voting begins at 8:00 a.m. CST on Monday, March 16, 2026, and ends at 5:00 p.m. CST on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. UW–Madison …
With midterms underway, this is a reminder of the resources available to support students through a stressful stretch of the semester. This guide highlights Student Affairs services for responding to student concerns, from early signs of struggle to urgent response situations. The Office of Student Assistance and Support (OSAS) is a central campus resource for …
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 offer resources and services for addressing student concerns, providing student accommodations, and supporting all Badgers. Office of Student Success and …
By Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern As we enter the Halloween weekend, here are a few reminders to help you celebrate safely and responsibly. Join campus celebrations and events Participate in Halloween and fall-themed events such as: Crafternoon with the Disability Cultural Center (DCC) Open Rec Log Rolling with RecWell WUD Film Presents: The Rocky …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Each year, during the third week of October, National Transfer Student Week (NTSW) is observed nationwide. This year, NTSW is celebrated Oct. 20-25. Organized by the National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students, NTSW celebrates the transfer student experience and the many professionals who support them. This NTSW, UW–Madison …
As we enter midterms, we want to remind you of the resources available to support students through this stressful time of the semester. This guide shares Student Affairs resources for addressing student concerns, from early intervention to crisis situations. If you’re worried about a student or notice a change in behavior, act with thoughtfulness and …
The days are getting warmer (we think!) and the sun is shining longer each day — spring is here, Badgers! Finally. As you head into the final stretches of the spring semester, keep in mind these few reminders and resources to help you stay safe, well, and have fun. Be Safe and Respect Others. Practice …