Teaching and learning
Family Matters
Philosophy 104: Childhood, Marriage, and Family
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.
Let’s Give Them Something to Talk About
Book choice for second Go Big Read offers plenty to ponder and discuss.
Building a Better Biology
Boot camp program helps students navigate the biosciences.
Live and Learn
Campus learning communities are growing, thanks to a new initiative.
Adventures in a Tiny Universe
A creative partnership brings youthful enthusiasm to the scientific method.
Dissolving Borders
Dairy Science 375: Evaluation of Dairy Agroecosystems in Wisconsin and Mexico
The Tug of War
The welcome mat is out when today's soldiers return to campus, unlike what their Vietnam counterparts experienced while reentering civilian life during an uncivil era.
How to Stage a Lynching
As a graduate student, theater professor Patrick Sims became engrossed in the story of lynching survivor James Cameron. For a decade, he's been working to create a one-man play that preserves Cameron's place in history.
State of the Arts
From the university's earliest years, the arts have held a special place on campus — for those who create or perform and for those who experience the results.
A Semester at the Museum
Zoology 400: Introduction to Museum Studies
Winning Gold (Medalists)
Chancellor forges new ties in China.
Manga Mania
East Asian 376: Manga
What Motivates UW Students to Learn Foreign Languages?
UW offers students choices that span the globe.
Someone to Watch over Earth
The UW’s legacy with environmental issues started in the 1860s when student John Muir embraced nature. It continues evolving on today’s campus, where classes meld filmmaking skills with community activism.
Student Watch
Whose ’bot is the best?
Strategic Study Group
Web-based history course reaches out to members of the military.
Quick Takes
UW news in brief.
How Wired are UW Students?
Technology is an intrinsic part of campus life.
Lights, Camera, Music!
Communication Arts 613: Film Score: Theory and History
Big Man on Campus
Author Michael Pollan addresses a crowd at the Kohl Center.
Big Red Book Club
A new common reading program puts campus on the same page.
Faulty Forensics
Wisconsin Innocence Project goes beyond DNA to ferret out bad courtroom science.
Catalog of Horrors
Comparative Literature 203: Scary Monsters
The World at Their Feet
Today’s students know that by graduation, their portfolios of knowledge and skills need to include global competence. But the UW, along with its peers, is grappling to define what that means, exactly, and why in the world it matters.
Big Business
History 247: The History of American Business
An Investment during ‘Tough Times’
Chancellor’s undergraduate initiative gains support from board of regents.
Word Games
LCA Language 307: First Semester Hmong
Teachers Who Changed My Life
Writers made all the difference to a young man looking for a profession.
All Together Now
Chancellor calls upon cooperation and innovation during tough economic times.
Quick Takes
Quick Takes
Legal Aid
The Consumer Law Litigation Clinic takes aim at bad business.
Student Watch
First-Year Interest Groups (FIGs)
Raise a Glass in Class
Pilot brewing equipment shows bacteriology students the science of fermentation.