In fall, songbirds make a joyful noise. UW neuroscientists are studying starlings for insights into the brain’s natural motivation and reward systems.
Approaching its 40th anniversary, the La Follette School of Public Affairs has never been in a better place to capitalize on its potential.
Anthropology colleagues are working with tribes to return the remains of ancestors and sacred objects.
Juan Egea, the popular professor of Spanish and Portuguese, captures attention and holds it by using humor, vivid imagery and even a bit of role-playing.
Analyzing the chemical composition of an ancient tapestry, graduate student Erin Birdsall discovered her niche.
With a founding goal of “transforming career services for all L&S students,” SuccessWorks is celebrating five years’ worth of vision, growth and impact.
Simon Balto’s research helps us unlearn the narratives of modern policing.
L&S students traveled to New York City in April for an immersive exploration of African American and Jewish cultures.
Martha and Charles Casey champion the people and programs that spark progress at UW-Madison.
PhD student Bailey Murphy ponders whether Wisconsin’s forests can be managed for carbon.
Professor Emeritus William Cronon reflects on a delayed retirement and an impactful career.
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