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Sign up to receive news releases from UW-Madison by email. Though the releases are targeted at reporters and editors, anyone may sign up to receive them.

How to sign up for our news release lists
To subscribe, fill out the form below and click on the 'Submit' button at the end. The list categories are set up heirarchically. If you select a category with the word all next to it, you will receive releases destined for all the categories listed below it in the hierarchy. Send any questions to releases@news.wisc.edu

Email news release subscription form

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If you check the box above, proceed to the bottom and click the Submit button.

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