Inaugural Mental Health & Wellbeing Summit will focus on self-care for students
While the summit’s primary audience is students, other members of the campus community may find the information beneficial.
UW Health’s healthcare heroes have stepped up
Their roles range from administering tests to caring for patients to ramping up telehealth, and they've worked long hours to help all of us through this difficult time.
Raimey-Noland Campaign to seek gifts supporting diversity, equity and inclusion
The campaign is named for the first known African American woman and man to graduate from UW–Madison, Mabel Watson Raimey and William Smith Noland.
Recent Sightings
Badger Talks: Disparities in COVID vaccination “I think the disparities in vaccination are a reflection of the underlying disparities that drive Covid-related mobidity and mortality in the first place." See more
Featured Expert
Ajay Sethi: New CDC guidelines about safe activities for vaccinated people
Ajay Sethi, associate professor in the School of Medicine and Public Health and an expert on infectious disease epidemiology, is… More
Events calendar
March
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Speaker: Tessa Conroy, Assistant Professor12:00 pm, Online
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Learn about free trainings and mentoring for campus innovators4:30 pm, Online, connection information will be sent to registrants in advance.
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CDC recommends fitters like Badger Seal, giving it boost
The team of UW–Madison engineers developed a simple and inexpensive do-it-yourself fitter that ensures a tighter mask seal around the wearer’s nose, mouth and face, as masks can leave gaps that could allow virus particles to escape.
More than a footnote: Remembering the life of William S. Noland, the first known Black graduate of UW–Madison
Noland, a member of the first Black family to establish permanent residence in Madison, received his UW degree on June 17, 1875.
In virtual classrooms, UW–Madison instructors find meaningful ways to connect with students
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic forced many courses online last year, UW–Madison instructors have been investing great thought and effort into making their virtual classrooms engaging and inclusive.