UW basketball Coach Greg Gard speaks at a press conference announcing the “Bring Bucky Home” campaign at the Henry Vilas Zoo Visitor Center on April 6. The campaign will raise money to build a Wisconsin Heritage Exhibit that will feature a natural badger enclosure and pay tribute to Wisconsin’s history as a mining state and to the University of Wisconsin.
Charles Hoslet “is a Badger through and through, known to legislators, business leaders, alumni and donors in Madison and across our entire state,” says Chancellor Rebecca Blank.
The Partnership has extended its reach to individual and group collaborations between UW-Madison professionals and citizens, and expanded versions of existing successes.
The event reaffirmed the value of the connections that keep the doors open between the university and the community in and around it.
Stevenson’s keynote speech is one of the highlights of a semester-long campus and community discussion of his book “Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption.”
Everett Mitchell, director of community relations for the Office of University Relations at the University of Wisconsin-Madison shared the following statement on Friday, Aug. 21. “During my career, I’ve served as a Dane County assistant district attorney, the pastor of Christ the Solid Rock Baptist Church and a liaison between the university, community leaders, businesses …
As director of community relations for the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Everett Mitchell often draws upon multiple aspects of his identity – attorney, pastor, community leader – to bridge divides through engagement with people he serves. In recognition of his work advancing civil rights, justice and compassion, the board of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute (CHHI) has voted unanimously to present him with its Difference Maker Award.
More than 150 people attend the second annual South Madison International Community Night, held on the grounds of Villager Mall in Madison, Wis., on July 14.
More than 50 people gathered at the Multicultural Student Center (MSC) in the Red Gym to watch live news coverage of Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne’s decision regarding the death of Tony Robinson on May 12. Robinson, a 19-year-old African-American man, was shot and killed March 6, 2015, on Madison’s Near East Side by …
The bond between the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus and the firefighters at Fire Station No. 4 on Monroe Street, just across from Camp Randall Stadium, is a strong and valued one.
Mary Rouse is one of several honorees who will be recognized at the Community-University Partnership Awards on Wednesday, June 12 at Olin House.
The Wisconsin Clearinghouse for Prevention Resources today announced that communities across the state can apply for grants to create healthier places to live, work and play through the Transform Wisconsin Fund.
The fund will competitively award community grants to more than 30 nonprofit organizations or local governments across the state.
Members of the UW-Madison community are encouraged to help campus neighbor and local transitional housing provider Porchlight recover from a Friday, Jan. 13 fire.
Ever dream of having your photos, drawings or stories published online? For a few Wisconsinites, that dream was realized through a collaborative art project digitized by the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections Center, which goes live this week.
University carillonneur Lyle Anderson leads a group of 3rd graders visiting from Marquette Elementary School on a tour of the Memorial Carillon tower May 4. The tour included an opportunity for the children to play the keyboard and see the bells mounted at the top of the tower. Photo: Jeff Miller
University of Wisconsin-Madison planners are conducting a survey to determine whether faculty and staff are interested in moving closer to campus, cutting commuting times and invigorating the housing market in campus-area neighborhoods.
From combating childhood obesity to creating a geriatric center serving Milwaukee’s Latino population, the Wisconsin Partnership Program distributed more than $16 million in grants in 2006, according to the program’s third annual report to the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents.