Dear Colleagues, As faculty and staff at UW-Madison, we are partners in helping our students thrive on campus. While we say it often, it’s true: This semester is like no other, and with the upcoming …
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Transgender Day of Remembrance honors lives lost
Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed annually on Nov. 20. On this day we mourn, honor, and remember the transgender people who were murdered because of their gender identity or expression. We also recognize and …
Campus Happenings – November 19–25
Student Affairs is providing weekly events, opportunities, and activities that Badgers can join online or in person. Building community is key to finding your home on campus. We encourage students to engage with others and …
Baggott: Prepare now for Thanksgiving recess and winter break
New recreation center is known by its Nick name
Campus Happenings – November 12–November 18
Student Affairs is providing weekly events, opportunities, and activities that Badgers can join online or in person. Building community is key to finding your home on campus. We encourage students to engage with others and …
Strengthening Community During COVID-19
Many will agree that this pandemic has taught us how much we value human connections, especially during a time where everyone is asked to distance themselves socially. In September, students who lived in Witte or …
Campus Happenings – November 5–November 11
Student Affairs is providing weekly events, opportunities, and activities that Badgers can join online or in person. Building community is key to finding your home on campus. We encourage students to engage with others and …
A new home for the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center
Nearly doubling its previous size, the relocation and remodeling of the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center (GSCC) within Student Affairs, serves to better support the increasing number of students utilizing its services. Acceptance and belonging …
Be safe, healthy, and kind this Halloween
We all know Halloween will look different this year, and as a community, that it’s on each of us to continue working together to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. But of course, there’s still …