Jennifer Mnookin Chancellor | Official website
Jennifer Mnookin Chancellor | Official website
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has moved up in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 national university rankings, reaching 36th place overall and 12th among public universities.
These new rankings reflect the university's ongoing efforts in research, learning, and student life. UW–Madison continues to be recognized for its academic programs and campus experience.
According to the latest update from U.S. News & World Report, the institution has improved its standing compared to previous years. The rankings consider various factors such as graduation rates, faculty resources, and reputation among peers.
UW–Madison is part of the Universities of Wisconsin system and remains committed to supporting students both academically and within the community. The university’s recent achievements include innovative clinical trials in healthcare and accelerated medical training programs designed to address physician shortages in rural areas of Wisconsin.
For more information about the university’s rankings and initiatives, visit the official website or contact the Office of Strategic Communication at contact.strategiccommunication@wisc.edu.