Recent Sightings Recent sightings: Back to school
Assistant professor Keith Woodward speaks with students on the first day of class, Sept. 2, in his Geography 101 course in Science Hall.
Students use laptop computers to view course materials on the first day of class in professor Jerome Camal’s Anthropology 104 course in Bascom Hall.
Pedestrians walk past iconic flowerbeds — planted by Physical Plant staff to create the shape of the letters “U” and “W” — in front of Agricultural Hall during first day of the fall semester.
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Meet UW–Madison’s Nobel Prize winners
Francis Halzen, winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in physics, joins a community of Badgers who’ve changed the world.
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The Wisconsin Idea volunteers for the Peace Corps
UW–Madison has been named the top volunteer-producing university since 2017.
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UW rises to 8th among publics, 34th overall, in U.S. News rankings
“Best Value Schools” ranking also jumps 23 spots, placing UW–Madison 24th in the nation.
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IceCube Neutrino Observatory gets a major upgrade beneath the ice
The project ensures that UW–Madison’s efforts at IceCube remain at the forefront of neutrino astronomy for years to come.
