UW-Madison staff and students are welcome to the event on July 11, noon-1:30 pm, on the Memorial Union Terrace.
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Quiz: Which campus attraction are you this summer?
Many campus-area sites and sights are synonymous with summer, from the colorful chairs on the Memorial Union Terrace to the Library Mall fountain that returned to life after a six-year dry spell. Which one represents …
How Bucky Badger spends his summer
Summer is an increasingly busy time for Bucky Badger, given the growing number of courses and activities at UW-Madison.
Innovative course on Sports Science and Athlete Monitoring debuts in Summer Term
Undergraduates interested in athletic training for team sports need to understand this up-and-coming technology.
Check out this UW–Madison Summer Term playlist
Nothing says summer like a white-hot playlist. This one’s an ode to UW–Madison Summer Term, from the sights and sounds of campus to the activity and discovery that define summer. With pop, indie rock, hip-hop, …
Travel back in time with these vintage Summer Term photos
UW–Madison summer courses have existed almost as long as the university itself. Here’s a glimpse of Summer Term throughout the 20th century featuring photos from the UW–Madison Libraries’ Digital Collections. In addition to admiring fashions …
Welcome to UW–Madison Summer Term!
Summer Term 2018 is here, and it’s off to a great start. Here are four things to look forward to over the next few months. Starting summer early This year, Summer Term has a new …
The Badger Herald highlights new summer course on conservation in Botswana
Environmental studies courses often focus on the United States, but a Summer Term seminar will take a close look at Botswana, a developing nation in Africa. The Badger Herald featured this new UW–Madison offering, “Botswana: …
Summer Term to serve a wider range of students in 2018
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is kicking off a new stage in its effort to make summer courses more valuable and accessible.
International Student Summer Institute helps non-native English speakers ease into UW-Madison
Alfred Sunaryo, an incoming UW–Madison freshman, began learning English at age 6 in his native Indonesia. He feels confident speaking and writing in his second language, yet he worried that the academic demands of a …
