Dear students, Earlier this morning, you received an update from Chancellor Blank about campus returning to some in-person activities. Thanks to all of you who did what was needed to lower our positive case count and get us to this point. That said, we have a long way to go and need to stay vigilant. …
Dear Badger Students and Families, While the start of this academic year is different than prior years, it still is an exciting time as you prepare to start your first semester at UW–Madison. Our first priority is the health and safety of all of our students. We encourage you to visit UW–Madison’s Smart Restart website …
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s how to adapt to new circumstances. With UW–Madison limiting in-person interaction for students, there’s still plenty to do virtually. Here’s a list of this week’s activities that you can join online: 16: Carne Asada Kick Back – Join @uwlatinxcc on Instagram for a fun and interactive talk show …
Typically, fall is a time for new beginnings and fresh starts. This year, it’s different, and we know it’s hard. Some students might be isolated with COVID-19 or quarantined with COVID symptoms, while others are following CDC and campus guidelines to stay safer at home. Either way, this isn’t the college experience we hoped for …
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s how to adapt to new circumstances. With UW–Madison limiting in-person interaction for students, there’s still plenty to do virtually. Here’s a list of this week’s activities that you can join online: 9 and 11: Live Guided Meditations — Join @uwrecwellfor a moment to pause and just breathe with a live-guided …
Badgers take care of one another—it’s what we do. As a Badger, we need to support our peers now more than ever. We want all students to live out their own, unique Wisconsin Experience. It is important to our campus values that we pay attention to the health and safety of all our peers and …
We know that our Badger community will rise to the challenges before us and commit to protecting our community against COVID-19. Those who don’t follow public health requirements will be held accountable through university disciplinary action and municipal sanctions. Public health concerns about individual students and student groups can be reported to the Office of …