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2016 Distinguished Alumni Awards
For 80 years, the Wisconsin Alumni Association has honored exceptional alumni with Distinguished Alumni Awards. Early recipients include actor Fredric March ’20 of Dr. Jekyll …
Living the Wisconsin Idea
For nearly a decade, the Wisconsin Alumni Association has honored UW–Madison alumni under the age of forty who have excelled in …
From Spectacles to Start-ups, from Computer Chips to Civil Rights
The Wisconsin Alumni Association has presented Distinguished Alumni Awards since 1936. Meet the four celebrated honorees.
Geraldine Hines JD’71: Defending Justice
Hines traces her path to the judge’s bench directly back to her experience as one of four black students in the UW Law School’s Class of 1971.
Pigment Prejudice
Due to a belief that their body parts bring good luck, people with albinism in some African countries are hunted and killed. Two alumni are stepping in to help Tanzania, where the problem is most severe.
The scene of the crime
Before she became one of the country’s most powerful prosecutors, Bridget Brennan began her legal career oh and one.
Andrew Stoltmann ’94: Defending Investors
Andrew Stoltmann ’94 witnessed the cruel effects of fiscal crime when his father was swindled in a real estate deal, losing $80,000.
Scripts and the City
Special narcotics prosecutor Bridget Brennan ’77, JD’83 is leading New York's battle with the illegal trade in prescription drugs.
Ask the Experts
On Wisconsin dispatches a bevy of reporters to track down UW experts and ask for advice on everyday stuff.
Quick Takes: Winter 2012
UW news in brief
Quick Takes: Winter 2011
UW News in Brief
There’s a Rule for That
From car seats to clean air, federal and state regulations influence our lives.
Marjorie Liu JD’03: Genre Bender
There’s nothing in the family law classes to prepare future Badger attorneys to understand the relationship between a woman and a merman.
Quick Takes: Fall 2010
UW news in brief
What goes on inside a prison’s fences
You never know where a story might take you
Opening the Door to Forgiveness
An innovative program staffed by law professors and students pairs crime victims and offenders who are willing to meet — and willing to learn lessons from each other.
Cane Toss
One of Homecoming's biggest spectacles doesn't involve the marching band or the football team.