L&S News  Author: Katie Vaughn

Through their careers at the university and their continued support of UW-Madison, Martha and Charles Casey champion the people and programs that spark progress.

After forging her own path as a woman in business, Nancy Borghesi commits to identifying needs at her alma mater — and helping students find their own ways forward.

Scandinavian studies professor Tom DuBois collaborated with Disney to make Frozen II an authentic representation of indigenous Nordic cultures.

History of science alumna Anna Zeide has earned a James Beard Award for her book on the history of the American food industry through the emergence of commercial canned goods.

The associate director of the Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures has dedicated her career to sharing the history, languages and traditions of Wisconsin and its neighbors.

For senior Kolin Goldschmidt, studying languages has opened up opportunities that transcend borders and comfort zones.

Adam Kern, a professor of Japanese literature and visual culture, argues yes, revealing the “long and fascinating history” of a deceptively simple poetic form.

Sophomore James Mineau couldn’t have predicted the passion he’s found in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.

1985 journalism alumna Mary Annette Pember has become a leading Native American voice, both reporting and reflecting on complex issues.