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 …
This National First-Generation Day at UW–Madison celebrates first-generation college students in our Badger community. These students contribute unique perspectives and resilience while often navigating challenges without family roadmaps. Two students, one just beginning her journey and the other now hitting her stride after nearly leaving, show us what it means to persist, find community, and …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern Veterans Day at UW–Madison is a time to honor and reflect on the strength, dedication and courage of those who have served in the Armed Forces. Embodying the Wisconsin Idea in commitments to service and community, University Veterans Services (UVS) comes together to recognize the contributions of retired service members, …
Find the latest updates on FoodShare benefits from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. The ongoing federal government shutdown is directly affecting people enrolled in FoodShare (often known as SNAP), with November benefits expected to be delayed. For UW–Madison students who depend on SNAP, or who may need emergency food assistance, this disruption presents significant challenges during a critical point in the semester. However, there are resources available …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern This November, the UW–Madison campus is called to reflect and reconnect with teachings that have shaped Indigenous life across generations. This year’s Native November, guided by the theme “Live the Teachings as We Are Meant To,” honors the wisdom of those who came before and considers the impact of those …
Families from across Wisconsin and beyond gathered on campus for Family Weekend 2025. Hosted each year by UW–Madison’s Parent and Family Program, undergraduate students welcomed their loved ones to campus for three days of academic, athletic and social activities, from hockey games to community events to gatherings at the iconic Der Rathskeller.
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 …