humanities Archives · The Badger Herald

Feb 25, 2023

‘Clap for Credit’: How Music 113 opens UW music department to all students

Students in one-credit course study chamber music, attend concert series

Sep 14, 2022

Julia Stern gives first talk at Humanities Without Boundaries Lecture Series

Julia Stern discusses old and new scholarly pursuits at UW-Madison lecture series

Mar 1, 2022

Zoe Bayliss residents protest current location’s demolition to build Levy Hall

Residents of last co-op on UW campus urge students to sign petition to save building or receive adequate replacement

Nov 16, 2021

Exhaustive UW History of Cartography project nears completion

Researchers are set to finish fifth, final volume of History of Cartography after 40 years of work

Oct 12, 2021

Madtown Crier: Week of Oct. 12

This week's selection of events feature mix of music, humanities to enrich your week

Mar 17, 2021

Artist showcase: Ian Van D.’s Vacant Rites

Check out a strange new art exhibit at the humanities building

Apr 6, 2020

How music education closed due to outbreak

Recap on how UW’s music education began its decline with the outbreak

Mar 4, 2020

Mickey Mouse Degrees: Music majors have a larger workload than it seems

First article in new segment, Mickey Mouse Degrees, where music majors are analyzed for their intense workload

Nov 13, 2018

University’s focus on employability makes demise of the ‘well-rounded student’ inevitable

University is trending away from its purpose, but students should not give up hope

Oct 30, 2018

humanities

‘Clap for Credit’: How Music 113 opens UW music department to all students

Students in one-credit course study chamber music, attend concert series

Julia Stern gives first talk at Humanities Without Boundaries Lecture Series

Julia Stern discusses old and new scholarly pursuits at UW-Madison lecture series

Zoe Bayliss residents protest current location’s demolition to build Levy Hall

Residents of last co-op on UW campus urge students to sign petition to save building or receive adequate replacement

Exhaustive UW History of Cartography project nears completion

Researchers are set to finish fifth, final volume of History of Cartography after 40 years of work

Madtown Crier: Week of Oct. 12

This week's selection of events feature mix of music, humanities to enrich your week

Artist showcase: Ian Van D.’s Vacant Rites

Check out a strange new art exhibit at the humanities building

How music education closed due to outbreak

Recap on how UW’s music education began its decline with the outbreak

Mickey Mouse Degrees: Music majors have a larger workload than it seems

First article in new segment, Mickey Mouse Degrees, where music majors are analyzed for their intense workload

University’s focus on employability makes demise of the ‘well-rounded student’ inevitable

University is trending away from its purpose, but students should not give up hope

‘Displaced Horizons’ presents water scarcity through multimedia project

Third event funded by the The Holtz Center for Science and Technology Studies gives rare look into inequality of resource