News & Stories
Every Badger has a story — from campus happenings to fascinating alumni around the world. Consider WAA your source to be in the know on all things UW.
Alumni Profiles
For Rodney Lambright II, medium is just a means to an end, and that end is story.
Forget “live, laugh, love.” This University Health Services psychologist says “love, work, play.”
Recent-Grad Council president Y’Noka Bass ’18 talks coming to the UW and staying connected to it after commencement.
UW Now
Nate Chin ’06, MD’21 brings dual perspectives to his role: he’s not just an Alzheimer’s doctor but the son of an Alzheimer’s victim.
Sanjay Asthana helped turn UW–Madison into a global leader in the study and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.
Addressing the Social Determinants of Alzheimer’s Disease: Amy Kind Joins The UW Now Livestream
Daily habits and even your address may factor into your risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
On Wisconsin
Across the country, agricultural organizations are abandoning their beauty queens and spokesmodels, but Alice in Dairyland is surviving through ada...
The UW’s School of Nursing has had an outsized impact during its first 100 years.
Marcela Guerrero MA’05, PhD’15 is transforming the art world as one of its few Latina curators.
Ask Flamingle HQ
Are the commencement speeches from the first commencement available for reading?
When was the first Cap Night bonfire?
What was the first LEED-certified building on campus?
Campus Places & Spaces
Raised in the Northeast, trained in the history of the South, and teaching in the Midwest,
The Hub
The HUB, opened in 2015, is technically on North Frances, but it takes up a good stretch of State Street frontage, as well. The HUB replaced the University Inn, but Badgers may also remember Buraka, an African restaurant, and Hüsn...
The James
In 2017, the James, named for James Madison, opened. Its address is technically on West Gorham, but it also covers space on University and West Gilman, including the spots once occupied by the Stratford House Apartments and the Vi...
