Campus News
Campus News Features
Final approval sought for Engineering Building
On a 4-4 vote, the State Building Commission did not authorize several building projects on UW campuses across the state, including the new Engineering Building at UW–Madison. The Dec. 18 decision prevents UW–Madison from moving forward on the project until it is granted authority to construct or demolish the current site.
A furry, heart-warming study break
The temperatures were in the single digits outside, but five therapy dogs warmed the hands and hearts of UW–Madison students who flocked to the Chazen Art Museum for a study day event on Thursday, Dec. 12.
Search starts for strategic consulting director
A 10-person committee is leading the search for University of Wisconsin–Madison’s next associate vice provost and senior director of the Office of Strategic Consulting. The…
Stay Connected
Subscribe to our email newsletters.
The latest news from UW–Madison.
News for UW–Madison employees.
News for students.
UW’s impact around Wisconsin.
Leadership Statements
Resources for UW–Madison students and employees
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is offering resources and support to UW students and employees who may have been affected by a school shooting that took place at Abundant Life Christian School on Madison’s East side on Dec. 16, as well as condolences to all in the community affected by the tragic incident.
Two honored for work toward a more inclusive climate
Two University of Wisconsin–Madison employees have been honored by the Universities of Wisconsin for their work creating a more inclusive climate.
@UWMadison on Twitter
;
There’s no place like home ✨
ICYMI: Last week, @uwchancellor traveled to the state's Driftless Area & Sauk County to highlight ways @UWMadison works with Wisconsin communities to improve lives — from innovating in sustainable farming to partnering on rural health care access and more.
A gene therapy approach to boosting the placenta developed by #UWMadison researchers is one step closer to improving birthweights of babies and sparing them the complications of an early birth and developmental difficulties later in life.
Research to treat placenta could improve human pregnancies
In humans, placental insufficiency restricts the growth of developing fetuses and typically leads to premature delivery ...
news.wisc.edu
Thrilled to announce that @UWMadison moved up to 6th in the US in the @nsfgov HERD research rankings! Our highest ranking since 2017, reflecting more than $1.7 billion in annual research expenditures to catalyze discovery, innovation & the Wisconsin Idea!