UW–Madison was the proud winner of 2025 Abbott and Big Ten ‘We Give Blood’ competition and recipient of $1 million from global health leader Abbott to advance student and community health in several key areas across Student Affairs, Academic Affairs, and Athletics.
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Constellations of MENA: Illuminating Traditions and Shared Light sets the tone for this year’s Middle Eastern North African Heritage Month (MENAHM) at UW–Madison, inviting the campus community to view the region not as a single story but rather as a vibrant constellation of cultures, identities, and histories. Led by the …
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has selected Desiree D. Alva, PhD, as director of First-Generation and Limited-Income (FGLI) Services, a new unit within Student Affairs. The office serves as a central hub for connection, support, and success for students ...
The new semester is off and running! Whether it’s your first time here or you’re planning for graduation, there is energy and opportunity in all corners of campus. Please keep in mind these people and resources to help you be well, get involved, and find your community. Staying Active Make lifelong connections at Winter Wisconsin Welcome, happening on campus …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern This February marks Black History Month (BHM), a time for recognizing the struggles, achievements, and profound contributions of African Americans throughout history, society, and culture. In 2026, this observance holds even further significance as it marks a century of national commemorations for Black History. At the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Black …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Welcome back to UW–Madison! To those newly joining us, we are excited to welcome you into our vibrant campus community. Spring semester is here. We’ve missed you! To help you explore the places that bring our campus to life, students are encouraged to join in Winter Welcome, a series of …
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 …
On a chilly December evening, more than 110 attendees gathered at Madison’s Central Library for the Gender and Sexuality Campus Centers (GSCC) annual Trans Monologues and Talent Showcase, honoring International Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR). For over 15 years, this event has stood apart as the only GSCC program intentionally designed to bring together campus …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Winter break may send many UW students home, but for those sticking around, Madison offers plenty of activities to keep the season alive. Even with colder days and State Street slowing down, many hidden gems can be found across campus. These resources serve as a guide to bring together everything …
By: Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern Winter has arrived, Badgers, and so has the final stretch of the semester! As the days get colder and the semester continues to pick up, it can be tough to stay motivated to the end. But remember, you’ve made it this far, now’s the time to finish strong! Lean …