L&S News

The Public Tech Media Lab hosts a boot camp training for open-source investigation techniques. 

 

These College of Letters & Science undergraduate students are hoping to make a difference in the world of medicine. 

These spring graduates were honored for how their undergraduate careers showcased the depth of a liberal arts education. 

Environmental stewardship comes in many forms. From reporting on thawing permafrost in the Arctic to restoring prairies in Wisconsin to lobbying politicians for change, these L&S alumni are showcasing how to make a difference.

Reading the College of Letters & Science’s monthly newsletter connected Meg Bortin with a UW–Madison alumnus who helped her get her first novel published. 

Matthew Otten, an assistant professor of physics, looks to a future where quantum computing can support finding solutions to some of society’s biggest problems. 

The historic building will undergo renovation starting in 2027 to restore its iconic exterior and modernize its interior to support learning and research.

Kristhel Vernaza Sanchez was awarded the 2026 Richard Ralph Winter Phoenix Rising Humanitarian Scholarship.

Kristin Eschenfelder brings a consensus-building, student-centric approach to her role as the Interim Dean of the College of Letters & Science.