L&S News

Meet five College of Letters & Science alumni who have found entrepreneurial success post‑graduation.

Deanna Frater’s internship with Roc Nation helped her gain on-the-job experience and drive social change thanks to support from SuccessWorks.

This scholarship honors outstanding L&S students who are pursuing a future in the medical field.

Sociology major Forrest Jensen, winner of this year’s Alex and Demiana Hanna Pride Scholarship, believes in the power of activism.

Andrea Dutton’s unconventional road led her from majoring in music to becoming a prominent geochemist and field geologist in the scientific community.

For the 2024 version of our annual summer book recommendations, we’re collecting some sizzling works written by faculty, staff and alumni of the College of Letters & Science.

Erin Hale from the Department of Chemistry and Brendon Panke from the Center for Healthy Minds, both received 2024 University Staff Recognition Awards, recognized for achievements in building collegiality with colleagues and students, dedication to craft, problem-solving, improving workplace culture and demonstrating leadership.

L&S alum Andrew Griffin used his interest in foraging to open an urban farm in Madison while also educating community members on sustainable food practices.

Collin Sutton will research fractured rock flows at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.