Category: Campus life

The positions include the Anti-Violence Coordinator, Diverse Engagement Coordinator, Outreach Director, Shared Governance Campaign Director and Sustainability Campaign Coordinator.

Sarah Shulze was a star student athlete, passionate about politics and making the world a better place.

The iconic Terrace chairs returned to the University of Wisconsin Memorial Union Terrace Wednesday.

Another speaker has sparked controversy on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus after students received an email Wednesday morning that Catholic author Kim Zember would discuss her experiences with homosexuality and life with Christ Thursday evening.

Upgrades provide Center for Dairy Research more opportunities for success.

Madison is a little brighter Wednesday, as the iconic sunburst chairs return in full force to the terrace at Memorial Union.

A research center on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus left a lasting impact on students, and the class of 2023 is leaving a legacy to recognize and support that center’s mission.

“Who influences students to go to college or not to go to college?” Jennifer Blazek, the Director of the Emerging Leaders Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, asked. In the coming months, the work she’ll be doing with the new Small Town and Rural Students (STARS) Network will seek to answer and address that question.

Upgraded commercial, research and educational facilities in Babcock Hall continue to support dairy farming research in Wisconsin.

Students are frustrated with UHS’s limited sessions, long wait times and lack of staff.

Interfaith religious organizations join university in conversations of religious pluralism, spiritual, mental health.

Undergraduate research interns find low levels of imposter phenomenon within program compared to similar programs.

While some believe using the chat bot is akin to plagiarism, other educators like UW-Madison’s Sears Bascom Professor of Learning Analytics David Williamson Shaffer say banning such a tool in the classroom is even worse.

Leland Hermus hopes that by raising awareness about mental health and fighting for more mental health resources on campus, it could prevent future tragedies.

It’s time for the UW-Madison Science Expeditions Campus Open House happening April 14-16. This is an opportunity to explore UW-Madison and experience science as exploring the unknown.

Director of the Chicana/o and Latina/o studies program Ruben Medina said in an email statement to The Badger Herald that this new degree comes after 30 years of growth in the department, with a recent surge in demand for Hispanic students wanting to study their history and culture.

The UW-Madison community is grieving the deaths of two students. One died on March 27 near a residence hall. The other died Friday morning at an off-campus home.

The Wisconsin Union team, which manages the Terrace as well as the nearby building Memorial Union and some other campus entertainment, learning and dining destinations, will also return more than 400 tables to the Terrace.

The Wisconsin Union team, which manages the Terrace as well as the nearby building Memorial Union and some other campus entertainment, learning and dining destinations, will return more than 2,000 chairs and 400 tables to the Memorial Union Terrace over the next couple of days to get ready for the grand opening on Wednesday, April 12.

Sure, the nearly 80-degrees temperatures in store for Wednesday portend the warmer days ahead, but an even surer sign of summer in Madison is coming that same day: the return of the Terrace chairs to the Memorial Union.

The events are all part of a campaign called March 24th to Earth Day. The weekly events take place outside on East Campus Mall bringing together student and non-student organizations, along with the greater Madison community. The events also have free food, music, art and more, according to ASM Sustainability Committee Campaign Coordinator Winston Thompson.

Madison will soon see a familiar summer sight, as the Memorial Union Terrace will once again be decked out with its iconic sunburst chairs starting this week.

Incoming and current students were caught off guard by the recent tuition hike.

Students emphasize importance of togetherness amid differing views.

Students cast ballots for candidates in the Wisconsin State Supreme Court, Wisconsin State Senate, Madison mayor, as well as several referendum questions.

Running from March 28-29, the “Day of the Badger” event raised $1,691,726 for UW-Madison.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison was ranked No. 196 in “America’s Best Large Employers 2023” by Forbes Magazine. The university is one of the eight large employers recognized within the state of Wisconsin.

Speakers discuss health access, global health change.

SCO to launch Healthy Minds on Campus to prioritize as senior class gift.

The Vault was founded to provide a way for students to explore the marketing, communication and design sides of the fashion industry.

University of Wisconsin students kicked off celebrations for Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month at the Heritage Festival Saturday.

The University of Wisconsin Grant Allocation Committee met Monday to discuss operational, events and travel grants for registered student organizations on campus.

Hundreds of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison lined up Friday to cast their ballots early for the spring election. Student organization ‘Badger Vote’ said that turnout has been higher than usual this year and national  organization ‘Campus Vote Project’ released its list of voter-friendly campuses and UW-Madison earned its badge.

The Badgers for Special Olympics, along with UW-Madison’s chapter of Best Buddies, hosted their first “Buddy Olympics” event Sunday at the Nicholas Recreation Center as a way to engage in some friendly competition while promoting inclusion in the community.

Mandela Barnes visited campus ahead of the highly contested April 4 Wisconsin Supreme Court election to engage student canvassers and emphasize UW-Madison student voters’ importance.

In a statement, Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association director of annual giving Betsy Popelka Massnick expressed her gratitude for the support.

Evi Radcliffe embodies next-level diligence by participating in three different organizations and working a job, all while maintaining a high level of performance as a student.