Diversity and Culture

New group takes aim at an insidious problem on campus.

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.

A new oral history project commemorating the 50^th anniversary of UW’s American Indian Studies program tells a turbulent story of student activism amid national upheaval.

Alumni of color reconnect for a weekend of special events on campus sponsored by the College of Letters & Science.

When Madison365 named 35 of Wisconsin’s most notable Asian Americans, 14 were from UW-Madison—and 8 are from L&S! Congratulations to Jay Balachandran, Adam Clausen, Shayna Hetzel, Lisa Imhoff, Sarah Chitharanjan Jacobs, Angela Jenkins, Crystal Potts and E Her Vang.

Alumna Alex Hanna (Sociology '16) creates a scholarship to support sociology students actively supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

The associate professor of Gender and Women’s Studies has been named one of the 2021 Outstanding Women of Color in Education by UW System.

Alumnus David Alan Kaplan (BA Psychology, '67) and his husband give UW students pursuing a certificate in LGBTQ+ Studies an opportunity they didn't have.