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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. 

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

Research mentorship opportunities are some of the ‘most important learning experiences’ for students in their undergraduate careers. These relationships through Honors in the Major or programs like Undergraduate Research Scholars are beneficial in multifaceted ways for both students early in their careers and for their faculty mentors.

More than 200 College of Letters & Science students came together to cheer on a Wisconsin Badgers Women's Basketball Team victory.

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.

The College of Letters & Science welcomed over 2,000 new Badgers on Sept. 2 Check out this photo series highlighting the semester's kick off.