Three UW students receive Barry Goldwater scholarships for innovative research
The scholarship is awarded to students who excel greatly in natural science, engineering, mathematics and have high academic and research achievements
What’s in a W? A history of UW’s famous W designs
Take a look at UW’s past logos
Burned out student feels replenished after 48-hour spring break
The break offered a luxurious amount of time for laundry, cleaning and one episode of Netflix
History in its entirety: How whitewashed history education leaves much of history, students out
U.S. education system failing to advance diversity in history classrooms
With increasing vaccine rollout, experts concerned about rushed return to pre-pandemic behavior
Experts say we are still far from achieving herd immunity
UW renews contract with UW Credit Union
'We've been partners of the university for over 10 years … now there's new ways of connecting with students and connecting with the university that weren’t accounted for in the first contract,' UW Credit Union senior vice president says
Updated UW COVID-19 policies increase gathering capacities
'Every additional relaxation [of COVID-19 safety protocols] increases the risk of transmission. The numbers have dropped significantly, but we’re not out of the woods yet,' UW professor says
UW announces in-person, graduate-only spring 2021 commencement
“While today calls for excitement and hope, we must continue to keep positive case numbers low in order to realize this opportunity to be at Camp Randall,” senior class president says
‘Winter is Alive!’ showcases multimedia artists in ‘cool’ art festival
Winter carnival brings artists, speakers and musicians together for a month of winter fun
