L&S News

Stephen Kantrowitz awakens his students to the connections between their hometowns and Native American history.

Take a trip down memory lane with L&S, as we look back at some of our most notable research discoveries and the winding roads that led to them.

After graduating from the College of Letters & Science, our alumni go on to do great things. And many of them stay here in the state of Wisconsin, where they are creating jobs, serving the community and advocating for impactful change. Meet three alumni who are making a difference in the Badger State.

This year, the United States witnessed some of the worst flooding events in recent history. Researchers from multiple departments in the College of Letters & Science are focused on finding ways to address what has become a rising issue.

As the First-Year Interest Groups (FIGs) program celebrates a quarter of a century, we look back at how this life-changing program has made an impact on thousands of UW–Madison freshmen.

After a life-or-death incident, biology student Anthony Lange set out to pursue a career in emergency medicine.

The Voyager Scholarship, also known as the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service, is a national award that goes to outstanding college juniors who are pursuing careers in public service.

This year, three pieces published by the College’s communications team were honored with storytelling awards.

Sam Gellman studies synthetic molecules that could hold the key to a wide range of important scientific possibilities.