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Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin’s ‘Adopt a Cow’ program invites Wisconsin students to learn about the state’s most prolific industry.

Story by Katherine Strangberg
Photo by Jonathan Mintz

Wisconsin dairy farmers give students opportunity to ‘Adopt a Cow’ Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin’s ‘Adopt a Cow’ program invites Wisconsin students  to learn about the state’s most prolific industry.

UW-Madison professors discuss how geopolitical conflict and emerging technology are reshaping the world’s economy at Wisconsin Alumni Association webinar.

Story by Hayden Lund
Photo by Courtesy of NASA, Jacques Descloitres

UW professors talk economic effects of war, AI University of Wisconsin-Madison professors discuss how geopolitical conflict and emerging technology are reshaping the world’s economy at  Wisconsin Alumni Association webinar.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s ‘Course Search and Enroll’ feature now includes a ‘Core GenEd’ section, which will replace the current ‘Course Designation’ section for students first enrolling for or after Summer 2026.

Story by Sonia Bendre
Photo by Jake Piper

UW-Madison removes ethnic studies requirement for incoming students The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s ‘Course Search and Enroll’ feature now includes a ‘Core GenEd’ section, which will replace the current ‘Course Designation’ section for students first enrolling for or after Summer 2026.

UW system schools awarded bachelors degrees to 29 incarcerated individuals for the first time in over 50 years.

Story by Addison Dama
Photo by Jake Piper

Incarcerated students earn degrees from UW-system universities UW system schools awarded bachelors degrees to 29 incarcerated individuals for the first time in over 50 years. 

Gov. Tony Evers urged lawmakers and local companies to take nuclear fusion seriously at the May 5 event.

Story by Sonia Bendre
Photo by Sonia Bendre

Wisconsin leaders push for state role in growing nuclear fusion industry Gov. Tony Evers urged lawmakers and local companies to take nuclear fusion seriously at the May 5 event.