Former classmates re-create their teenage musicals in “Encore!”
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UW–Madison innovations help farmers reinvent themselves in challenging times.
Edward Schildhauer figured out how the make the darn thing work.
A century ago, UW–Madison grads spearheaded the suffrage movement.
Laura Schara went from a fashionista to a TV outdoorswoman.
Track superstar Alicia Monson x’20 shows what it means to be “Badger tough.”
The iconic “Forward” statue inspires donations for female artists.
The alumni association shifts gears to address the pandemic.
Lee Kemp '79, MBA'83 is the greatest wrestler you've never heard of.
In the acclaimed Real Life, Brandon Taylor MS’17 explores his complex experience at UW–Madison.
Our article on the Sterling Hall bombing is a unique contribution to the historical record.
A 50-year perspective on the Sterling Hall bombing from alumni who lived through it.
Remembering UW–Madison’s first class of WAVES.
Earth Day is going strong after 50 years, and so is the Nelson Institute.
UW researchers are unlocking the secrets to growing food in outer space.
Hannah Berner finds her sweet spot on Bravo’s Summer House.
We went to cover a football game and discovered a community.
The Cooperative Children’s Book Center transforms publishing by championing diversity.
Tech giant Jeff Kessenich helps UW students launch their own STEM careers.
Attorney Edwin Perry sticks up for constitutional principles.
Famous alumni tell all in the podcast Thank You, 72.
Veronica Rueckert’s Outspoken unleashes the power of women’s voices.
Arthur Hasler made UW–Madison a world-renowned hub for limnology.
Our critic rates UW movie stars and their greatest roles.
Elizabeth Arth ’19 made a career turn, inspired by her son’s care after an injury.
Journalist Peter Greenberg ’72 crisscrosses the globe to dig up inside info on the world’s largest industry.
James ’93 and Rob ’96 Baerwolf drew on UW innovations to develop Sassy Cow Creamery.
Jennifer Elkins ’97 MS’98 teaches social workers and lawyers to work collaboratively.
Philanthropist Mary Lasker x1922 was one of the most influential figures in 20th-century medical research.