@warfnews.bsky.social began 100 years ago at the urging of Harry Steenbock, who wanted the university to control and benefit from the process he invented for enriching foods with vitamin D. Learn how WARF helps UW researchers turn science into start-ups: onwisconsin.uwalumni.com/from-idea-to...

Through Partners in Giving, UW employees and retirees are raising awareness and funds for charities of all shapes and sizes, building a better tomorrow together. Learn more and make a gift at giving.wi.gov

Mark your calendars: On Tuesday, November 11, the campus community will gather at 2:00 p.m. in Memorial Union to honor those who served or are currently serving in the U.S. military. See the full Veterans Day event list: union.wisc.edu/about/news/v...

Percival Everett, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "James," joined UW–Madison last night for our Go Big Read keynote. His conversation with @uwchancellor.bsky.social explored literature and language as radical acts, highlighting how stories shape education and critical thinking.

This spring, UW–Madison reached a major milestone, awarding 13,733 degrees to new graduates — the most in university history. From computer science to communication arts, Badgers are graduating prepared for life.

UW–Madison remembers Dick Cheney PhDx’68, a distinguished public servant known for his leadership and enduring impact on American politics.

Shoutout to our outstanding Badgers! 🎉 Students Sarah Stevens & Taeren Yang and educators Eduardo Romero Arvelo & Prashant Sharma are among this year’s @universitieswi.bsky.social and Alliant Energy Award honorees — celebrating excellence across Wisconsin. www.wisconsin.edu/news/archive...

From his WI roots to representing some of the biggest names in entertainment and sports, Richard Lovett credits his success to grit, vision, kindness—and doing what you love. The UW alum and CAA co-chair shares his journey from English major to Hollywood power player: news.wisc.edu/what-do-you-...

🦇 Meet UW–Madison's Bat Brigade! During their night prowls, students in the brigade count bats, record audio of them and otherwise gather data to be shared with biologists at the Wisconsin DNR. See their work in action: news.wisc.edu/uw-bat-briga...

New findings from @cijilim.bsky.social in @uwbiochem.bsky.social identify a protein essential to maintaining the end-caps on chromosomes — helping doctors around the world connect a genetic mutation to their patients' illnesses. biochem.wisc.edu/2025/10/30/r...

Through a new collaboration, UW–Madison researchers will work with Microsoft Discovery experts and TitletownTech’s network of industry partners to explore applications of advanced AI that can accelerate research and translation. Learn more: news.wisc.edu/uw-madison-p...

Meet Nate Buescher, a rising actor who’s balancing college classes at UW–Madison with a lead role as Lucas Jasper in Disney's hit show ‘Electric Bloom.’

Among the dire consequences predicted for AI, here’s a good thing: a UW–Madison study has found that an AI screening tool can save money by predicting which patients are at risk for opioid addiction.

With the Wisconsin Exchange, UW–Madison is strengthening a culture of civil dialogue across difference. This new initiative helps our campus community learn to engage, live and lead in a polarized world, turning constructive conversation into daily practice. More: news.wisc.edu/with-the-wis...

Percival Everett, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “James,” will discuss his book at the upcoming Go Big Read keynote on Nov. 4 at Union South. Join us for a discussion about the power of literacy, language and perspective, followed by a Q&A with the audience.

Families shared collective jaw drops as they explored magnetic rocks, learned about the wonders of physics, held a human brain and more during Science on the Square, the kickoff event for the 15th annual Wisconsin Science Festival.

Dreaming of a career where you work with A-list stars in the sports or entertainment industry? Start by hearing from someone who’s already there. Richard Lovett, a UW alum and Hollywood insider, speaks this Thursday, October 23. RSVP today: www.uwalumni.com/events/leade...

A breath of fresh air: @uwmadpharmacy.bsky.social graduate student Sara Hernandez is leveraging pharmacist expertise to create a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) management program for rural patients in Wisconsin.

UW–Madison is expanding research partnerships with the U.S. Department of Defense to drive innovation that benefits both national security and society. From brain injury diagnostics to food security, our dual-use research is making a difference for Wisconsinites and all Americans.

Andrea A. Putnam, a UW School of Medicine and Public Health assistant professor of biomolecular chemistry, has been named a 2025 Packard Foundation Fellow in Science and Engineering. Congratulations, Dr. Putnam!

Hope is on the horizon for Parkinson’s patients. A UW–Madison-supported clinical trial is showing early promise using a groundbreaking cell therapy. Patients are receiving brain cells grown from their own cells, potentially reducing symptoms and eliminating the need for immunosuppressants.

UW–Madison researchers have developed a new model for investigating the genetic drivers of a rare but aggressive brain tumor in children. The work has already identified potential treatment targets for the deadly cancer that has previously had few therapeutic options.

With milk testing and new tools, UW–Madison’s Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory scientists are helping prevent bird flu outbreaks in Wisconsin and beyond.

Fresh curds squeak. Old ones don’t. Why? In celebration of National Cheese Curd Day, go on a dairy deep dive with On Wisconsin Magazine and explore the physics and chemistry behind the squeak: onwisconsin.uwalumni.com/and-the-sque...

We're thrilled to host Cassandra Willyard, an award-winning independent health reporter based in Madison, as this semester's Sharon Dunwoody Science Journalist in Residence. Willyard will be on campus October 21 through 23 to meet with students and researchers.

Homecoming 2025 pulled all that vibrant Badger energy together on a beautiful fall weekend, from the excited students cheering on Friday’s parade to the fireworks reflected off the waters of Lake Mendota later that night to the reunions of many happy alumni all weekend.

It's flock o'clock! 🦩I hope you'll join Bucky and me, and all our awesome Badger supporters, as we FILL THE HILL to support our @uwmadison.bsky.social students — 2 hours left! uwflamingos.com

Richard Lovett started at UW–Madison. Today, he’s co-chair of one of the world’s biggest talent agencies, representing A-list stars. Hear him speak on October 23. Register here: www.uwalumni.com/events/leade...

Two extraordinary UW–Madison professors — nuclear security specialist Sébastien Philippe and atmospheric scientist Ángel F. Adames Corraliza — have been named 2025 MacArthur "genius grant" fellows by @macfound.org. Congratulations and On, Wisconsin!

The transition from college to career is rarely straightforward. From journalists to business strategists, recent Badger grads share stories with @onwismag.bsky.social and weigh in with some early career advice: onwisconsin.uwalumni.com/first-job-to...

Be part of a legacy of generosity and service at UW–Madison by participating in Partners in Giving. University employees can make a gift to the charities of their choice now through December 2: giving.wi.gov

Hundreds of Wisconsin teens are helping #UWMadison researchers study the effects of social media. The findings could be transformative if a federal grant termination doesn’t upend the work. Read the full story: news.wisc.edu/scrolling-fo...

From scorpion embryos to ancient quartz veins from the Baraboo Hills, @uwmadscience.bsky.social's 2025 Cool Science Image Contest winners reveal how nature evolves in tiny steps over millions of years. Explore the stunning visuals that make science beautiful: news.wisc.edu/2025-winners...

As we wrap up a month of #WIWelcome activities, take a look back with @uwchancellor.bsky.social at Badger traditions old and new in this video shared with alumni and friends of UW–Madison. On, Wisconsin!

Ribbon cut! ✂️🎉 A great day for @uwmadison.bsky.social & WI. Incredible to celebrate Morgridge Hall, the stunning (& sustainable!) new hub for our School of Computer, Data & Information Science & all of campus, alongside so many people who brought it to life — especially John & Tashia Morgridge ‘55 👏

From every county of Wisconsin and every state in the country, we give a warm #WIWelcome to the members of UW–Madison’s Class of 2029 — all of whom were selected from a record number of applicants. Get to know our newest Badgers on campus: news.wisc.edu/access-and-a...

Did you know UW–Madison is home to one of the world’s top Hollywood archives? From "Jurassic Park" scripts to episode materials from "Bewitched," the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research is a treasure trove of film history for you to explore: news.wisc.edu/a-global-hub...

UW chancellors past and present — Shalala and Mnookin — recently sat down for a compelling conversation on the evolution of higher education, the importance of civil discourse and the future of public universities.

UW–Madison climbs to #36 overall and #12 among public universities in the latest U.S. News rankings. A steady rise, powered by our continued commitment to excellence. On, Wisconsin!

Amid sharpened rhetoric and shifting public trust in universities, @uwchancellor.bsky.social attended the Reagan Institute Summit on Education, participating on Sept. 18 with other national leaders in higher education in a panel titled “Higher Ed at a Crossroads: The Civic Mission and Trust.”

Get ready to rock out at the 15th annual Wisconsin Science Festival — October 16-26, where Badgers of all ages can “rock and roll” with 650+ events and programs inspired by music, motion and the geology that shapes Wisconsin. Details: morgridge.org/story/rock-o...

Treating voice disorders and training voice researchers is a top strength of UW–Madison's newly formed Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. Learn more: www.med.wisc.edu/news/voice-r...

@uw-lsc.bsky.social professor Michael Xenos and his colleagues are working to ensure vital information is clearly and effectively communicated to people who might not have the most confidence in public health information.

Pardon our dust 🏗️🧱🛠️ New construction is a key part of helping UW–Madison meet its mission. @onwismag.bsky.social explains how our latest building projects will reshape the student experience and power innovation for decades to come: onwisconsin.uwalumni.com/pardon-our-d...

Turning research into real world therapies. In a new Q&A, Dr. Jacques Galipeau explains how @uwhealth.bsky.social's and UW–Madison's Program for Advanced Cell Therapy is developing personalized treatments for conditions like cancer, diabetes and autoimmune disease with vision and urgency.

Antibiotic pollution is making things worse for frogs and other amphibians. UW–Madison scientists discovered that bacteria that could fight a deadly fungus may actually help it — if the bacteria has been exposed to antibiotics.

Bucky's Tuition Promise—one of UW–Madison's flagship financial aid programs that provides generous support to in-state students from low- to moderate-income families—increases student retention by several percentage points, according to new research.

We’re proud to announce that UW–Madison has earned its first STARS Gold rating from the AASHE. This milestone reflects the hard work of @uwchancellor.bsky.social and many across our campus community who are committed to building a more sustainable future for all.

A collaboration between several @universitieswi.bsky.social schools delivers college courses, certificates and degree pathways to students in person at seven correctional instutions in the state, with two more to be added this fall.

The isthmus is ALIVE with Badger spirit! Want more sights and sounds of students settling in for a new academic year? Dive into our 2025 #WIWelcome recap: news.wisc.edu/new-year-sam...