Updates

UW–Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank writes in her blog that the System budget request aligns well with the institution’s goals.
“I’m happy to support this request, and I hope you will join our efforts over the next nine months as part of the state budget process,” Blank says.

Chancellor Blank highlighted student and faculty achievement saying that in many ways 2015 was a record-setting year for the state’s flagship university. She urged a renewed commitment to keeping UW–Madison among the top public universities at a time when peer institutions are seeing greater investment from their respective states.

Chancellor Rebecca Blank recently paid a visit to the students of the TRIUMPH and the community leaders they work with to learn what they’re doing to improve health care and train to practice medicine in the underserved areas of Milwaukee.

Over the next four years, education researchers at DPI and the Wisconsin Center for Education Research (WCER), part of UW–Madison’s School of Education, will analyze data from all state public schools.

Explore a collection of examples of how UW–Madison is working to improve people’s lives beyond the borders of its campus — to farm fields, water ways, manufacturing floors and beyond.

This initiative aims to help agencies transform their service delivery models and match people with good-paying jobs consistent with their abilities and career interests.

Reaction from scientists from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, the Medical College of Wisconsin and Wisconsin’s biomedical community and a link to more information from the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education.

Visitors, legislative staff, legislators attend UW-Madison Day at the State Capitol on May 6, 2015. The outreach event showcased the work and impact of University of Wisconsin-Madison around the state.

UW–Madison Alumnus brings 22 years of experience working in government affairs.

An illustrative view of the university’s revenue and how it is distributed