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A shared vision for launching students higher, sooner led to a shining new career center, corporate partnerships and a fired-up network of alumni and friends.

The quest to understand our beginnings — of our universe, of life on Earth, of our species — inspires people all over the world. At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, researchers have forged partnerships with colleagues in South Africa and are uncovering answers and opening new scientific frontiers.

The stories of their work are presented in "Origins," a three-part multimedia narrative exploring the beginnings of the universe, life on earth and humankind.

An innovative new career center launched by the largest college in the University of Wisconsin-Madison celebrated its grand opening with an event that brought together students, alumni, state government representatives, UW System Regents, donors and business leaders.

English and Asian American Studies professor Leslie Bow examines the implications of high-tech robots embodying female Asian features.

The landscape architecture student and celebrated teaching assistant was close to completing his master’s degree.

A new certificate teaches students historical, cultural and philosophical ways people intersect with health care and provides them a broader, more nuanced understanding of health.

On the 500th anniversary of the 95 Theses, a German class examines the fast-moving messaging of the Reformation.

For 50 years, the Biocore program has taught students to think like scientists, work collaboratively and question everything.

For communication arts students Ali Walton and Ryan Holtz, a life-changing summer internship is capped with a star-studded celebration.