Meet five College of Letters & Science alumni who have found entrepreneurial success post‑graduation.
Thousands of plants live in the Botany Garden and Greenhouse. Here’s what it takes to maintain the collection and why it is such an asset for teaching, research and the community.
Researchers in the Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture see well-planned city infrastructure as a form of social justice.
Meet five College of Letters & Science alumni who have found entrepreneurial success post‑graduation.
Thousands of plants live in the Botany Garden and Greenhouse. Here’s what it takes to maintain the collection and why it is such an asset for teaching, research and the community.
Researchers in the Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture see well-planned city infrastructure as a form of social justice.
As the world becomes increasingly dependent on AI, Sharon Li researches how these systems respond in the face of blind spots. Her findings could be a matter of life or death.
Luke Zoet teaches one of the toughest geoscience classes on campus, yet he manages to make it a student favorite year after year.
Deanna Frater’s internship with Roc Nation helped her gain on-the-job experience and drive social change thanks to support from SuccessWorks.
This innovative approach to learning languages opens up a world of opportunities.
Kate Walsh is building innovative support systems to make help more accessible for sexual assault survivors.
Alumna Shannon Hay Seeberan has revolutionized the medical aesthetics field with her company CloudMedSpas.
For the Hollands, going to UW–Madison has become a beloved family tradition. And they believe the Wisconsin Experience is meant to be shared, which is why they support scholarships for students in the College of Letters & Science.
Graduate student Alicia Barceinas Cruz explores the connection between nature and humans, seeking to unveil how they shape the Mexico–Guatemala border.
What 40 years researching the critically endangered northern muriqui monkey taught Karen B. Strier about persistence.
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