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 …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern During the month of October, people across the nation gather to commemorate LGBTQ+ History and National Coming Out Week through events and community gathering. Here at UW–Madison, the Gender Sexuality Campus Center (GSCC) stands at the forefront of these celebrations—connecting students with resources, programs, and a network to share their …
At UW–Madison, being the first in your family to attend college is more than a personal achievement—it’s a legacy in the making. That’s why the university proudly celebrates National First-Generation Day, honoring the resilience and determination of students who are blazing new trails in higher education. The celebration begins on Thursday, November 6, with the …
As we enter midterms, we want to remind you of the resources available to support students through this stressful time of the semester. This guide shares Student Affairs resources for addressing student concerns, from early intervention to crisis situations. If you’re worried about a student or notice a change in behavior, act with thoughtfulness and …
By Mia McCauley, Student Intern On August 29, 2025, the Disability Cultural Center (DCC) within McBurney Disability Resource Center, hosted Badgers on the Bus, an event designed to help students become independent commuters on campus public transportation. In collaboration with the city of Madison Metro Transit, students were guided through five locations on campus, each …
By Mia McCauley, Student Affairs Intern At the University of Wisconsin–Madison, fostering supportive and enriching environments is essential to students’ academic success and personal growth. On campus, students are given the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, become better leaders, and connect with individuals of each and every intersection. The Center for Interfaith Dialogue, within …
Homecoming is just around the corner, and we’re kicking off the celebration with Spirit Week—five days packed with energy, tradition, and campus-wide fun leading up to the big game on Saturday, October 11.