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Chef Dan Jacobs prepares for UW–Madison winter commencement address
Chef Dan Jacobs, co-owner of Milwaukee restaurants Dandan and EsterEv, is set to deliver the keynote address at the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Winter 2024 Commencement on December 15 at the Kohl Center.
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Notable graduates prepare for University of Wisconsin–Madison Winter 2024 Commencement
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is set to host its Winter 2024 Commencement on December 15, featuring a diverse group of graduates who have made significant contributions in various fields during their time at the university.
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New program supports Indigenous grad students at UW–Madison
A new initiative at the University of Wisconsin–Madison aims to support Indigenous graduate students through mentorship and community-building.
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Sawyer Getschman chosen as student speaker for UW-Madison Winter Commencement
Sawyer Getschman is set to deliver the student address at the University of Wisconsin–Madison's Winter 2024 Commencement.
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UW-Madison students connect through diverse food clubs
Whether it's enjoying Wisconsin cheese curds, cooking meals, or sharing food with those in need, students at the University of Wisconsin–Madison often connect over food.
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UW-Madison experts offer insights on Thanksgiving-related topics
Experts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison are available to discuss a range of topics related to Thanksgiving, including fall phenology, food safety, and holiday spending.
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Friendsgiving celebrated by UW-Madison students at Memorial Union
Students gathered for a Friendsgiving meal at Tripp Commons in Memorial Union on November 19.
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UW-Madison develops rapid test kits for drugs and toxins
University of Wisconsin–Madison biochemists have developed a method to enable rapid detection of harmful substances in the body and environment.
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UW–Madison celebrates Native November with cultural events focused on love
The University of Wisconsin–Madison's Indigenous community centered this year's Native November around the theme "Love is…", celebrating how Indigenous people express love for their culture.
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Gene therapy shows promise for treating placenta-related pregnancy issues
A new study has shown that a gene therapy approach to enhance placental function is safe in monkeys.
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Don Schutt appointed as new UW-Madison ombuds
Provost Charles Isbell has announced the appointment of Don Schutt as a UW–Madison ombuds.
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UW–Madison hosts annual diversity forum focusing on inclusion
Steve L. Robbins, an author and expert in cognitive neuroscience, delivered the keynote address at UW–Madison's 2024 Diversity Forum held on November 13-14.
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Chancellor Mnookin visits Wisconsin counties to strengthen university-community partnerships
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer L. Mnookin recently visited several communities in Wisconsin, focusing on university partnerships and local innovations.
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UW-Madison ranks sixth nationally with record-breaking research expenditure
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has achieved a significant milestone in research expenditures, reaching over $1.7 billion for the first time.
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Roberto Abadie joins UW-Madison as kinesiology assistant professor
Roberto Abadie has joined the University of Wisconsin-Madison as an assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology within the School of Education.
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Kent Weigel appointed vice provost for faculty at UW-Madison
Kent Weigel has been appointed as the vice provost for faculty and staff affairs at UW–Madison.
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UW-Madison partners with Ho-Chunk tribe to preserve traditional corn varieties
Through a collaboration with Ho-Chunk tribal members, scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have successfully increased the seed stock of Ho-Chunk corn varieties.
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UW-Madison's extensive network supports student transition from academia to careers
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is playing a crucial role in guiding students from their academic experiences to their professional careers through its extensive network of career services.
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University offers free wellness programs to support student health
While college life can be demanding, students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have access to a range of free programs and services offered by Recreation and Wellbeing (Rec Well).
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UW-Madison survey reveals rise in satisfaction with administrative services
In April 2024, the University of Wisconsin-Madison conducted the Administrative Quality Satisfaction Survey (AQSS) to assess employee experiences with administrative services.