New group takes aim at an insidious problem on campus.

Event honoring the life of Bill Kraus fosters meaningful conversations about compromise in politics.

Anthropology colleagues are working with tribes to return the remains of ancestors and sacred objects.

The Center for Religion and Global Citizenry (CRGC) creates a safe space for conversations about religion (or a lack thereof) and explores religion's connections to identity.

Students pair with researchers in a summer program that inspires confidence and paves future paths.

Approaching its 40th anniversary, the La Follette School of Public Affairs has never been in a better place to capitalize on its potential.

Researchers like Bailey Murphy are looking to Wisconsin forests as a potential solution to maximize carbon sequestration.

Jamie Stark (Journalism/Poli Sci ’12) co-founded Farming Hope in 2016 with the goal of helping un-housed or formerly incarcerated people build community and acquire job and life skills. The non-profit has garnered attention from the highest levels.

Teaching assistant in the Department of Communication Arts plans to use the fellowship to hone her teaching skills, the better to serve young students in her home country of Malawi.