The National Survey of Student Engagement assesses aspects of student learning, what students think of their undergraduate experience, and how they are benefiting from their studies.
“To be a finalist is truly remarkable, and we congratulate Claire, Lauren and Kevin on this impressive accomplishment and on all they’ve achieved,” says UW–Madison Provost John Karl Scholz.
Kyree Brooks, a first-year graduate student at UW-Madison, sought to use his platform as a student leader to improve race relations in his undergraduate years at UW-Whitewater.
Kai Pederson, an Army ROTC cadet and a junior at UW–Madison, was awarded a prestigious Distinguished Achievement Scholarship from the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation.
“Internships have become increasingly important for students as a way to enhance their workplace-applied skills.”
Every Friday the Live@WSUM program features two bands, which range from local musicians to artists from across the nation. They perform and are interviewed live on the air.
UW-Madison senior Katie Zutter is working to help solve issues of gender bias and inequity in computer science, and she finds that inequities in tech only fuel her to push for change.
This summer, there are approximately 622 UW-Madison students studying abroad through International Academic Programs, up more than 19 percent compared to 2016. The students are scattered across the world, in 48 different countries.
Over two years, UW-Madison students have researched dozens of objects in the Mount Horeb Area Historical Society’s expansive collection.
“We believe that no matter what you’re doing, philosophy can help you do it better,” says the group’s executive director and co-founder.
The new UW Campus Food Shed will give students and faculty access to free vegetables and produce, stocked by UW agriculture researchers and local farms with excess crops.
Hajjar Baban is one of two finalists for the inaugural position of National Youth Poet Laureate. The title will be bestowed for the first time on April 26.
A record 683 students took part in the annual celebration of undergraduate research.
The Warrior Book Club brings together veterans and non-veterans for discussions about literature dealing with combat and its aftermath.
The “Libraries of UW-Madison” is a quirky trip through the stacks of a top university. In 41 photos, a student captures what makes each library unique.