It’s #AxeWeek in these parts. For those not in the know, when the Badgers play the Minnesota Gophers in football, the winner gets Paul Bunyan’s Axe. The Badgers have won the rivalry game for 14 consecutive years. The game is on Saturday, and the chatter is heating up this year: Welcome to #axeweek @GoldytheGopher pic.twitter.com/51jTgtqNpW …
Students from the Clinton, Janesville Craig, Janesville Parker, Marshall, Milton, Portage and Sun Prairie high schools spent the day at “Opening Doors to the World,” the sixth annual High School Global Public Health Day at UW-Madison.
Last week, we asked, what’s your favorite social media app for sending and receiving information? Students favored Snapchat and Instagram.
Now in its 44th year, the Smith Lake States Mycological Foray gathers mushroom experts to collect samples, share mycological gossip and debate the evolution of these enigmatic organisms.
UW-Madison researchers have described initial steps toward achieving chemistries that encode information in a variety of conditions that might mimic the environment of prehistoric Earth.
Students and members of the public enjoyed an evening of art during a Night at the Museum event at the Chazen Museum of Art on Nov. 15.
We don’t want to scare anyone, but there’s a lot of white, cold stuff in this week’s top social posts. For this week’s Get Social, take a look at what campus looks like with a coating of snow. It’s beautiful, if a little chill-inspiring. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp-SKcphJoR/ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp9yIF2Hh7J/ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp94Wg8Hfyz/ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp9vFLAlHdq/ One taught us love,one taught us patience,and …
Last week’s Wiscopinion asked, how do you deal with the cold? Dressing in layers was by far the top answer.
Once again, the theme for Go Big Read is “contemporary issues” — topics such as technology, climate change, health care, or any other issue that’s spurring conversation. Books can be fiction or nonfiction.
UW-Madison students and others enjoyed traditional native food during a Native Feast event held on Nov. 12 in the Multicultural Student Center in the Red Gym
UW-Madison computer science professor Jignesh Patel and Rogers Jeffrey Leo John, a recent graduate student, founded DataChat in June, 2017, with the goal of making it more efficient for businesses to get insights from data.
She hopes students learn “that science is all in the subtleties and cannot be placed in a box, that there is no black and white.”
In support of a microbial connection between fiber and heart health, UW-Madison researchers have identified a particular fatty acid as the mechanism behind certain protective effects of a high-fiber diet in a mouse model.
It’s been a busy fall, full of election ads, voting decisions and midterms.So in this week’s Get Social, we explore the more simple, pleasurable aspects of campus: Fall colors, first Badger games and, well, Badgers.
Last week, Wiscopinion asked which components of the Wisconsin Experience are most instrumental in preparing you for success. The answers are:
In addition to doing homework, students were busy voting at seven campus polling places on Tuesday, Election Day. The final midterm election vote for the evening — #679 — is cast at Tripp Commons in the Memorial Union on Tuesday evening.
The initiative will seek to improve the experience of American Indian and Alaskan Native students by hosting Native elders on campus for extended visits and educational exchanges.
Enrollment can be an exciting time — it’s a clean slate, an opportunity to explore interesting new classes, and a step closer to your ultimate academic goals. But with over 9,000 classes to choose from, it can be an overwhelming process if you’re not prepared.
Memorial Union’s ties to service members began 90 years ago with the dedication of the building as a memorial to UW-Madison’s service members in 1928. More than 1,000 fallen university heroes’ stories can be found in the Union’s electronic Gold Star Honor Roll.
UW-Madison students streamed to the polls to vote in the midterm election on Tuesday. The campus is competing in the Big Ten Voting Challenge.