“I’d encourage [everyone] to please take your minds as seriously as you take your teeth. And nurture qualities like kindness because it will improve your well-being,” said Dr. Davidson, the founder and director of the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
November 20, 2018
Research
Higher Education/System
After proposed Title IX changes, UW System affirms commitment to upholding practices that prevents misconduct
Proposal would narrow definition of sexual harassment, grant ’supportive measures’ to accused.
Sustainability committee mobilizes environmental-friendly initiatives following multi-campus collaboration
Collaboration among UW System schools provides a hopeful beginning for future campus initiatives, according to Associated Students of Madison Sustainability Chair Katie Piel.
Campus life
Report: Tony Evers carried young Wisconsin voters by 23-point margin
The group also employed its share of gimmicks. In August, organizers brought puppies to the UW-Madison campus to encourage students to register to vote. A few days before the election, a giraffe-shaped bounce house graced the UW-Madison campus to encourage early voting.
Last game at “The Camp”: Leckrone reflects on his half century career
This Saturday’s game vs. Minnesota will be the last time Leckrone leads the UW Marching Band at Camp Randall. One last “run-on”, half-time show, and one last “Fifth Quarter”.
UW professor dives into Board of Regents’ free speech policies
While a student has the right to protest a speaker, a student never has the right to disrupt a speaker, Schweber said. It is “the obligation of the university” to stop a student from disrupting a speaker.
Professor leads discussion on free speech
Schweber opened his speech by explaining the difference between free speech and academic freedom. He explained academic freedom as the ability of a university to guide its own educational mission. Free speech and academic freedom are opposing concepts because of that discretion, and the two can often be confusing for people to understand, Schweber said.
Arts & Humanities
Wisconsin Singers prove ‘Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now’ with latest performance
Emcee Argyle Wade, interim dean of students, left the audience with groan-laced grins after showcasing his recently acquired dad jokes.