Wondering how to get the help you need as a Summer Term student in this extraordinary time? UW–Madison has you covered, offering an array of free resources to undergrads and graduate students. Even with all …
Starting college is a nerve-wracking experience for almost every first-year student. In fairly short order, freshmen must learn how to navigate a new environment, study for challenging courses, become proficient with campus technologies and processes, …
Summer Term 2020 is exclusively online. If you were hoping to join us on campus, this is probably not the way you imagined things would be. It’s tough to think about a Wisconsin summer without …
The well-being of all members of the University community is our highest priority. With that in mind, we made the decision that University of Wisconsin–Madison Summer Term 2020 will be exclusively online. Summer in Madison …
Brandon Arbuckle, a journalism and history major from Lyndon Station, Wis., went through the May ceremony but still needed one more 4-credit course in strategic communication to graduate. Finishing his coursework was made possible by …
Need to review course options, build your schedule, and enroll for courses? There’s an app for that. In an effort to make the enrollment process more straightforward, the Office of the Registrar and the Office …
Chancellor Rebecca Blank reflected on what made Summer Term 2019 great in her most recent Blank’s Slate blog. “Summer Term enrollments in 2019 were up 7 percent from last year,” she said. “For many students, …
As students return to campus, many Badgers come bearing new experiences from summer internships and jobs from all over the globe. Internships are an invaluable opportunity to get real-world experience in your field of study. …
Katie Dowdy spent part of her UW–Madison Summer Term at summer camp. But it wasn’t all s’mores and swimming. As a student in a summer respite camp immersion, Dowdy played an important role at respite …
By the time Matthew Olson sets foot on Bascom Hill for the first time as a freshman, he will have been taking a UW–Madison class 3,700 miles away for two weeks. Olson, of Menomonee Falls, …