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J. Mark Kenoyer to Present Archaeology Lecture September 28

University of Wisconsin, Madison professor to speak at ������

Black and Gold Weekend 2018

������ Opens Spectacular New Life Sciences Building

The Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Science is designed from the ground up to support a distinctive educational program centered on mentored student research.

Pulitzer Prize-Winner Edward Humes to Give Mortensen Lecture

“Garbology” author, the required summer read for first-year students, to visit ������

������ Chorus to Open Black and Gold Weekend with Performance

Free concert to be held Sept. 21, in Gault Recital Hall of Scheide Music Center

Senior Russell Boston is Making an Impact as a Health Coach

Part of ������ Community Hospital’s Community Care Network

Discovering a more complicated reality

Meg Itoh asks, “What is Chinese food?”

Graphic novels that break the fourth wall

Harry Todd explores the work of Daniel Clowes

Sarah Coffin ’10

From ������ to Fenway: A Public Historian’s Journey

Rob Johnson ’94

Major: Religious Studies Job Title: Teacher, The Breck School When Rob Johnson graduated from the Breck School in Minneapolis and headed off to college, […]

It takes a lot of math (and physics) to win an IndyCar championship

Danielle Shepherd was just seven years old when she attended her first IndyCar race with her family.

Kate Manne to Present 13th Annual Lindner Lecture in Ethics

Cornell professor and author of “Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny” to speak Sept. 12 at ������

Julie Field to Present Archaeology Lecture September 17

Ohio State professor to speak at ������

Constitution Day Lecture to Feature Judge Denise Reilly ‘75

Minnesota Court of Appeals judge to speak Sept. 18

Jazz Vocalist Paul Marinaro to Perform With WSO and Jazz Ensemble

Black & Gold Weekend concert “Not Mostly Mozart, Mostly Sinatra!” is Saturday, Sept. 22, in McGaw Chapel

Fall Academy of Religion Celebrates a Half Century of Discussions

Annual lecture series at ������ to study “Tikkun Olam: To Heal a Broken World”

������ Ranked #9 for “Best Undergraduate Teaching” by U.S. News

And keeping company with Princeton for the 17th straight year

Micheas Yimam Interns at Outdoor Access

For a math major with an interest in data visualization and analysis, a summer internship at a ������ alum’s start-up company in Richmond, Va. was the perfect fit.

5th Annual ������ Science Café Kicks Off This Fall With an Open House

Events to take place at Spoon Market & Deli and are open to the entire community

������ Proud to Welcome Another Diverse, Talented First-Year Class

40 percent of the Class of 2022 are U.S. students of color or international students, and more than half graduated in top 20 percent of their high school class