UW–Madison chancellor special regent committee announces three finalists
Candidate interviews and forums will be held on the UW–Madison campus next week.
Learning and earning: Another banner academic year for UW–Madison degree recipients
The university awarded a record number of degrees during the 2025-26 academic year, with students earning an undergraduate degree at the fastest pace ever.
UW–Madison ranked No. 11 for ‘best value’ among public schools
Princeton Review also places the university at No. 5 for financial aid and among top 20 for career placement, alumni networks and service impact.
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A campus to fall for Take in autumn at UW–Madison, where Badgers welcome brisk days and burnished views. See more
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UW–Madison’s first Nobel Prize in 50+ years started with a question. Interim @UWChancellor Eric Wilcots shares what Francis Halzen’s honor teaches us about curiosity-driven research in @JournalSentinel:
UW’s Nobel laureate started his research with a question
In an opinion piece for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, interim Chancellor Eric Wilcots makes the case for giving ...
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Barry Burden: 2026 Midterms
Barry Burden, professor of political science, director of the Elections Research Center and Lyons Family Chair in Electoral Politics at… More
Events calendar
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Nature Walk with the Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve1:30 pm, Picnic Point entrance kiosk, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2000 University Bay Drive, Madison WI 53705
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Wisconsin Union Theater2:00 pm, Shannon Hall, Memorial Union
Remembering educator, advocate and philanthropist Tashia Morgridge
A former teacher and advocate for literacy, Tashia Morgridge was one of UW–Madison’s most generous supporters. Her philanthropy will affect Badgers for generations.
Robert George, Cornel West: Truth-seeking starts with admitting you might be wrong
Visiting UW–Madison, the two scholars and close friends from opposite ends of the political spectrum make the case for talking it out.
A movie about war, college football and two heroic Badgers
'The Mosquito Bowl' opens in theaters this weekend with a re-creation of UW–Madison’s Camp Randall in the 1940s.