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Second fusion summit at UW signals the Midwest’s rise as a fusion powerhouse
The event brought together researchers, industry leaders, government officials and investors to learn about and discuss fusion as a viable energy source.
Primatologist Karen Strier elected to the American Philosophical Society
The highly selective distinction honors her more than four decades studying and working to protect an endangered monkey species.
Badgers buckle down for finals
In study pods, on the Terrace, at the libraries and everywhere in between, Badgers are getting ready for the semester's last hurdle: finals.
History scholar Stephen Kantrowitz awarded Andrew Carnegie Fellowship
Kantrowitz is one of 24 scholars the Carnegie Corporation of New York selected from among 381 nominations across the country.
UW’s Public Tech Media Lab helps bridge the gap between AI and journalism
Led by journalism professor Tomás Dodds, the new lab has partnered with local newsrooms to help them develop AI guidelines and systems that adhere to core reporting values and standards.
UW–Madison finalizes 2025–27 compensation strategy
The strategy is intended to support the university’s total compensation philosophy, which is to be a market-competitive employer that supports UW staff and faculty.
Badgers head to Wisconsin’s capitol
The annual UW–Madison Day at the State Capitol highlighted the university's economic power and campus momentum.
Scientists measure force of powerful jets streaming from a black hole in the Cygnus system
The findings confirm a theory posed by UW–Madison researchers a decade ago.
School spirit and silliness ensue at the Varsity Band Concert
The annual performance showcases student talent and celebrates the end of the UW Marching Band season.
Meet some of our notable grads for spring 2026
From creating community, to serving others and bringing home Olympic gold, these soon-to-be-grads define what it means to be a Badger.
UW survey offers first comprehensive look at student basic needs
Questions from the first comprehensive Basic Needs Survey addressed food security, housing stability, financial resources and more.
‘Being part of something bigger than you’ with Badger Volunteers
UW–Madison students head into the local community to find purpose and make a difference.



















