University of Wisconsin–Madison
As an American journalist in Germany, Louis Lochner told the story of the rise and fall of the Third Reich. As an American journalist in Germany, Louis Lochner told the story of the rise and fall of the Third Reich.
Recent graduates of UW–Madison’s Art Department Jeremy Nuttall and Elizabeth Thorp are recipients of the International Sculpture Center‘s (ISC) Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Awards. Recent graduates of UW–Madison’s Art Department Jeremy Nuttall and Elizabeth Thorp are recipients of the International Sculpture Center‘s (ISC) Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Awards.
For Patrick Peczerski, who triple majored in International Studies, Spanish and Polish, mastering another language has proven to be a competitive advantage in business. For Patrick Peczerski, who triple majored in International Studies, Spanish and Polish, mastering another language has proven to be a competitive advantage in business.
Bill Robichaud (B.S.’83, Zoology) just wanted to go hunting. Bill Robichaud (B.S.’83, Zoology) just wanted to go hunting.
Daniel Clark just finished his fourth year as a Portuguese and business student at UW–Madison. He’s always known that a global profile would be a fool-proof path. Daniel Clark just finished his fourth year as a Portuguese and business student at UW–Madison. He’s always known that a global profile would be a fool-proof path.
When Yeng Her’s mother’s kidneys failed, she wanted to try herbs and shaman rituals. But a Madison doctor said that without dialysis, she would die. When Yeng Her’s mother’s kidneys failed, she wanted to try herbs and shaman rituals. But a Madison doctor said that without dialysis, she would die.
Cosmologically speaking, the Milky Way and its immediate neighborhood are in the boondocks. Cosmologically speaking, the Milky Way and its immediate neighborhood are in the boondocks.
At the peak of the refugee crisis in Greece, Amed Khan ’91 found a way to bring humanity to an inhumane place. At the peak of the refugee crisis in Greece, Amed Khan ’91 found a way to bring humanity to an inhumane place.
Students will be taking on academic, internship, and research opportunities around the world during the upcoming year, thanks to the generosity of donors from across campus. The fall 2016 International Division Scholarship Award Ceremony, held December 6 at the Gordon Dining and Event Center, brought students, faculty, and staff together to celebrate students receiving scholarships …
Peace Corps Volunteers know that service isn’t a bucket list item; it’s a life-long dedication. Once you are part of the Peace Corps family, you are always a member. No one knows that better than Lindsay Carrera, a Hartland, Wisconsin, native who recently completed her service in Uganda. “I have always wanted to do Peace Corps …