Half a million Badgers and counting
UW–Madison has reached the milestone of 500,000 living alumni. See how they’re spreading the Wisconsin Idea around the state, country and world.
Scrolling for answers
Hundreds of Wisconsin teens are helping UW researchers study the effects of social media. The findings could be transformative.
Breathing new life into rural respiratory care
Graduate student Sara Hernandez pilots a pharmacist-led program to improve COPD care and outcomes in rural Wisconsin.
Recent Sightings
During Fill the Hill, we wear pink UW students, faculty and alumni temporarily replace their Badger red with flamingo pink to celebrate the annual day-of-giving initiative. See more
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WE 💗 OUR FLOCK! Thanks to our donors, Fill the Hill set a new record this year!!! 🤩
Check out the numbers! ⬇️
http://uwalumni.com/news/fill-the-hill-sets-a-new-record
ABSOLUTE INSANITY. BADGERS SECURE THE WIN.
See you tonight, Badger Fam! 👐
Happy homecoming, Badgers! What a beautiful fall night for our parade and block party! Thanks to Steve and Trevor Reiner for another ride in their stylish Badger red ‘64 convertible.
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Featured Expert
John Hall: Illinois and Oregon Intensify Efforts to Block Trump’s Guard Deployments
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Events calendar
October
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6:00 pm, Hawthorne Library, Family Study Room (2702 E Washington Ave, Madison, WI 53704)
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Fill the Hill: A flamingo-fueled tradition supporting UW–Madison’s future
Now in its 13th year, the beloved tradition blends campus history and community spirit to support UW–Madison’s most pressing needs.
Access and affordability drive record interest as UW–Madison welcomes new students from all 72 Wisconsin counties
UW-Madison's incoming class represents every one of Wisconsin’s 72 counties, plus all 50 U.S. states.
Growing the future
UW–Madison’s research stations help Wisconsin farmers stay on agriculture’s leading edge.