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Colleagues, students and the UW Band staged a surprise 80th birthday celebration Monday for Zoology Professor Tony Stretton near the end of his Introductory Biology lecture.
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Happy Mother's Day to all our Badger moms and mother-figures in our lives 💕
On a picture-perfect golden day, the #UWGrad Class of 2024 celebrated at Camp Randall with former @BadgerWHockey legend @mduggan10 sharing lessons learned during her ascent to Olympic gold.
Camp Randall commencement 2024: Golden day, golden speaker, golden memories
In total, 8,586 students earned degrees during Friday's ceremony at the Kohl Center and Saturday's at Camp Randall Stadium.
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Welcome to alumnihood class of 2024! 🎓👐🦡 Remember, Once a Badger, always a Badger!
Thank you to all our gold medal speakers who helped make today so special, including our excellent keynote speaker & Olympic medalist 🏒 @mduggan10 ‘11, student speaker Gracie Nelson ’24, @UniversitiesWI Regent President Karen Walsh ’81, MA’89, & our talented student performers!
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Center for Teaching, Learning & Mentoring8:30 am, Varsity Hall, Union South
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Arboretum Grady Tract9:00 am, Meet at Grady Tract parking lot (SE corner Seminole Hwy & W Beltline Frontage Rd), UW–Madison Arboretum
UW collaboration builds resilience in the wake of Hurricane Maria
Shane Hubbard has long been working to help emergency managers and their communities understand their risks with respect to natural hazards so they can develop mitigation plans and manage during severe weather.
Groundbreaking hearing researcher shares $1 million prize
Robert Fettiplace, who pioneered techniques to better understand the physiology of hearing, is one of the winners of the Kavli Prize in Neuroscience, for work that helped unravel the mysteries hearing and deafness.
The brains behind the traffic: 4 questions for mobility maven
David Noyce, director of the Traffic Operations and Safety Laboratory in the UW–Madison College of Engineering, is at the forefront of efforts to streamline highway and vehicle infrastructure for greater safety and efficiency.