Univeristy of Wisconsin Madison
Recent News About Univeristy of Wisconsin Madison
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UW-Madison students reach Rhodes Scholarship finalist stage
University of Wisconsin–Madison seniors Felicity Klingele and Sophie Boes were among the finalists for the Rhodes Scholarship this year.
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Jana Schmieding highlights importance of humor at Native November event
Jana Schmieding, known for her roles in "Rutherford Falls" and "Reservation Dogs," recently spoke at UW–Madison as the keynote speaker for Native November.
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Student chooses UW-Madison over 14 top-tier colleges due to financial aid
Lauren Choi, a freshman at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, chose the institution after being accepted to 15 out of 20 universities she applied to.
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Stem cell-derived heart cells show promise in monkey trials
Heart muscle cells derived from human stem cells have shown potential in treating heart conditions in monkeys, according to a study by researchers from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and Mayo Clinic.
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University seeks nominations for administrative improvement awards
Nominations are open for the 2025 Administrative Improvement Awards, organized by the Office of Finance and Administration.
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Gene therapy shows promise against motor neuron disease in rat models
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have made progress in using gene therapy to treat hereditary neurodegenerative diseases in rats.
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UW–Madison hosts annual open studio day showcasing student art
Over 50 student artists participated in the University of Wisconsin–Madison Art Department's Annual Open Studio Day on November 2.
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University of Wisconsin-Madison students participate actively in 2024 general election
Residence halls, student unions, and dining areas at the University of Wisconsin-Madison were transformed into polling places for the 2024 general election on Tuesday, November 5.
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UW–Madison researchers caution against flaws in AI-assisted genomic studies
University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers have raised concerns about the reliability of artificial intelligence (AI) tools used in genomic studies.
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UW–Madison experts provide election day insights
Experts from the University of Wisconsin–Madison are offering their insights and analysis on a range of topics relevant to the 2024 election, including national and state races, polling, political communication, and more.
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Research explores gender bias in naming conventions among professionals
The way professionals are addressed in public discourse may have deeper implications than previously thought, according to research by Stav Atir, an assistant professor at the Wisconsin School of Business.
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UW-Madison experts offer insights on Halloween traditions and trends
As Halloween approaches, experts from the University of Wisconsin–Madison are offering insights into various aspects of the holiday, from pumpkins to candy and weather.
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Dan Jacobs to speak at UW-Madison winter commencement
Milwaukee chef Dan Jacobs, known for his participation in Bravo's "Top Chef," will deliver the keynote address at the University of Wisconsin–Madison's winter commencement on December 15.
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UW–Madison updates policies on workplace nepotism and consensual relationships
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has reinforced its policies on nepotism and consensual relationships in the workplace.
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Texas dairy worker's H5N1 infection raises questions about viral lethality
A dairy worker in Texas contracted the H5N1 avian influenza virus, likely during cow milking.
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Badger pride shines at University of Wisconsin-Madison homecoming parade
Madison's State Street was filled with excitement during the University of Wisconsin–Madison's annual Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 25.
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UW-Madison campus embraces fall with vibrant colors
Each autumn, the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus transforms into a vibrant display of fall colors. Ivy-covered buildings become canvases for nature's artwork, and trees such as maples and oaks create colorful canopies overhead. The season is captured in a series of photographs taken by the Office of Strategic Communication photographers.
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Wisconsin Science Festival engages public with interactive events
Science on the Square combined with the Madison Night Market on October 17, creating an engaging evening of hands-on science and local vendors in downtown Madison. This event was part of the Wisconsin Science Festival, which took place from October 14 to 20 and included both in-person and virtual events across the state. Governor Tony Evers officially declared this period as "Wisconsin Science Week," during which more than 200 unique events were held in over 45 counties throughout Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation pledges $15M for AI initiatives at UW-Madison
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) has announced a commitment of $15 million over the next three years to enhance the University of Wisconsin–Madison's efforts in artificial intelligence research and education. This funding will support the university's Research, Innovation and Scholarly Excellence Initiative (RISE), specifically focusing on AI.
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UW-Madison invites book suggestions for 2025-26 Go Big Read program
The University of Wisconsin-Madison's Go Big Read program is inviting suggestions for its 2025-26 book selection. The program encourages the campus community to propose titles that address contemporary issues and foster engaging discussions. Suggestions can be submitted on the Go Big Read website until November 13.