The McBurney Disability Resource Center’s mission is “Leading the campus community forward in access for students with disabilities.” The McBurney Center considers disability as a key facet of diversity on campus, and works with faculty, staff, students, and the community to provide an accessible educational experience.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the chancellor-funded Multicultural Council (MCC) Grant, and last month, the Multicultural Student Center (MSC) hosted a celebration to mark the milestone with campus friends and partners. MSC Director Claudia Guzmán spoke, followed by Organizational Development Specialist Kiki McCance and Multicultural Council Grant Specialist Kristen Acuña-Huete. After dinner, Associate …
We’ve got some exciting news! Bakke Recreation & Wellbeing Center is scheduled to open on April 24, pending any final changes to the construction schedule, on the site of the old Natatorium. We can’t wait for you to enjoy all the features of the new building such as spaces dedicated to wellbeing, tons of strength & cardio …
As we continue to celebrate Black History Month at UW–Madison, we introduce the student artist behind this year’s theme, “Black Arts: Multiple Mediums, One Story,” junior Mamaa Yorke. The theme highlights Black experiences portrayed through art, and events throughout the month are putting her original art into action. Yorke is an information science and communication …
Our relationships with other people have always been one of the most important factors influencing our mental health and overall wellbeing. For many, Valentine’s Day offers a special opportunity to celebrate the love, affection, and friendship we experience through the relationships in our lives. Valentine’s Day is also the perfect time to discuss safe and healthy relationships, …
“If the mindset is wrong, the enterprise will fail.” Social entrepreneur, changemaker and former NAACP president Benjamin Jealous spoke those words as he graced the stage at Shannon Hall in the Wisconsin Union Theater for the 2023 MLK Symposium.
Welcome back to campus Badgers! For new Badgers, welcome to our beautiful campus. We’re so glad you’re here. Instruction for the spring semester begins Tuesday, January 24. To help you get settled back into school (and connect with other new and returning Badgers, campus is hosting dozens of Wisconsin Welcome events throughout the first month …
The following message was sent to those who registered to attend the virtual Indigenous Student Center and Mecha House Town Hall on Nov. 30, 2022. Thank you to those who could join us at the town hall last Wednesday evening regarding the Mecha house and Indigenous Student Center (ISC). The video of the meeting is …
— By Benjamin Cadigan, Journalism and Linguistics major, Class of 2025 Finals week can often feel overwhelming, but with the right support, resources, and planning, you can destress, stay healthy, and #FinishStrong this semester. Peer to peer, here are some study and self-care tips to get you to the finish line. Sleep. Keeping up with …
Oftentimes, holidays center around community and food. While this may be a comforting and exciting time for some, it can be isolating and stressful for those with limited food access. Limited food access, or food insecurity, can impact a student’s overall wellbeing –