Campus news Latest News
UW–Madison a cappella group to sing at White House
UW–Madison’s men’s a cappella group the MadHatters will perform at the White House Dec. 7.
Continuing Studies instructor, art conservator and humanitarian passes
From the shores of Lake Michigan to the halls of the Sistine Chapel, and from the faraway landscape of India to the rubble-strewn scene of 9/11, Tony Rajer lived a life of pursuing knowledge and serving others. Born in Sheboygan, he became an accomplished art conservator, humanitarian and long-time instructor of UW–Madison Continuing Studies art classes.
Rose Bowl Bound! Again.
Wisconsin secures second-straight Rose Bowl berth with 42-39 win in inaugural Big Ten title game.
Lakefront Gateway project detailed for Downtown Rotary
Lakefront Gateway encompasses three major initiatives, renovation of the Memorial Union, shoreline improvements and the addition of Alumni Park between the Union and the Red Gym. Together, the project is designed to create a synergy that provide new green space, better recreational opportunities, and needed safety and accessibility updates to the historic Memorial Union.
Book examines implications of newborn screening
A new book from Rachel Grob, a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin Law School, is the first to explore the sociological implications of a program that tests newborns for genetic diseases.