The UW will study factors that contribute to chronic ailments.
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With some improvements beneath the ice, this Antarctic neutrino observatory should keep UW–Madison at the forefront of astronomy.
Student interest inspires a new aerospace major.
Golfer Izzi Stricker x’28 is determined to dominate on the green — it’s in her blood.
The Nelson Institute creates an accessible publication about the environment.
A $30 million gift will create a new home for the La Follette School of Public Affairs.
Chem, econ, music, psych — here’s what Badgers take year after year.
LaBahn Arena offers the perfect setting for one of the winningest programs in NCAA history.
Nathaniel Buescher x’29 balances college classes with a lead role in the hit show Electric Bloom.
UW–Madison launches a hub to explore the island’s culture and history.
Our Spring issue gets the discussion started.
The new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence will establish UW–Madison’s leadership in the field.
The university seeks closer research ties with federal defense agencies.
A UW–Madison research center grapples with tough questions surrounding the new technology.
A new UW–Madison museum highlights the relationship between art and science.
La Follette School of Public Affairs debuts a public policy major.
Jennifer Mnookin to leave UW–Madison for Columbia University
In the new college sports landscape, John Blackwell x’27 displays old-school dedication and intensity.
UW–Madison has a wealth of nationally recognized historic places.
UW–Madison makes progress on environmental goals.
The UW’s Daniel Wright leads a multidisciplinary research center on severe weather.
The leaps from last century won’t be achieved again for the foreseeable future.
Badger Inquiry on Sport is a potential game changer.
With the Wisconsin Exchange, Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin makes civil dialogue a campus priority.
In the age of artificial intelligence, Mead Witter School of Music director Dan Cavanagh passionately defends individual creativity.
The UW helps transplant patients return to a healthy life without antirejection drugs.
UW researchers are protecting survivors from cyber stalkers.
UW engineers help space missions run smoothly.