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Winter 2026
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Stories
With his movie in progress, Professor Aaron Greer turns UW–Madison into a film set.
The new College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence offers thoughtful leadership amid technological upheaval.
The UW alumna is influencing a new generation of environmentalists, decades after her Pulitzer Prize–winning novel The Yearling.
The student-government tricksters devised the greatest UW–Madison pranks of all time.
Amid dramatic changes in college sports, new athletic director Shawn Eichorst aims to position UW–Madison as a leader.
Silver Buckle Press has introduced generations of students to the craft of printing.
Dementia patients have distinct intestinal microbes.
With groundbreaking documentaries, podcasts, and a new class, UW–Madison alumni and students are shaping the coverage of real-life murder mysteries.
Francis Halzen was honored for his groundbreaking work on neutrinos.
The UW Band’s Registration Week has its own way of creating community.
The UW’s unique device can aid watercraft design and ecological monitoring.
At UW Special Collections, visitors can handle some of the world’s most extraordinary objects.
UW–Madison moves up in the U.S. News & World Report list of best colleges.
Ray Kubly Plaza outside the Kohl Center recognizes hundreds of UW–Madison greats.
UW researchers test the safety of hybrid vehicle batteries.
Student teams pitch entrepreneurial ideas in a School of Pharmacy competition.
The spectacular, tentacular P. collini stalks Lake Mendota.
A UW study examines how children choose their playmates.
Here’s the truth about cost, debt, and other common misconceptions.
UW–Madison professor Sébastien Philippe is improving collective security through nuclear policy research.
Badgers marvel over UW–Madison’s dazzling new headquarters for the humanities.
Readers recall romantic experiences at UW–Madison’s favorite Italian restaurant.
The UW Stock Pavilion was once a go-to spot for speakers and musicians.
For more than 40 years, MacTaggart’s Market has ably served the Langdon neighborhood.
With Harley-Davidson, William Harley 1907 turned a motorized bicycle into a national icon.
Prints of UW-themed T-shirt designs by Virgil Abloh ’03 were auctioned to support Badger scholarships.
Sasha Ingber ’06 uncovers the world of America’s secret agents.
Kaitlynne Roling ’20’s Ultimate skills have taken her from success to success around the country.
In Minor Black Figures, Brandon Taylor MS’17 paints a portrait of an artist seeking authenticity in the modern age.
Rebecca Lehmann ’03 offers ill-fated Anne Boleyn a chance to change history in her debut novel, The Beheading Game.