University of Wisconsin–Madison
by Jill Sakai UW–Madison efforts to reduce housing move-out waste – and give students a real-world opportunity to learn about sustainability – are headed to a national stage this week. by Jill Sakai UW–Madison efforts to reduce housing move-out waste – and give students a real-world opportunity to learn about sustainability – are headed to …
UW–Madison has committed to improving democratic engagement, increasing student voter participation rates and graduating students with a lifelong commitment to being informed and active citizens.
The UW Arboretum still has wild populations of the rusty-patched bumblebee, which is currently under consideration for endangered species status.
The award comes as IRP marks its 50th year of examining the causes of poverty and inequality in the United States and approaches to reduce them.
The associate vice chancellor for facilities planning and management will be leaving in early October for a position in Texas.
by Jill Sakai As Laura Shere nears her last day working at UW–Madison, one of her final contributions has been to ensure that University Housing’s commitment to sustainability is itself sustainable. by Jill Sakai As Laura Shere nears her last day working at UW–Madison, one of her final contributions has been to ensure that University …
When you say Wisconsin… do you think sustainability? Maybe not. But sustainability touches every part of campus life. When you say Wisconsin… do you think sustainability? Maybe not. But sustainability touches every part of campus life.
Every new Badger moving into a UW–Madison residence hall this fall received a high-quality reusable bottle to reduce the waste associated with bottled water. We’re so happy to partner with University Housing and their commitment to sustainability!
When you buy used rather than new, you reduce your environmental impact in two big ways: keeping usable items out of the landfill AND reducing the demand for creation of new products. It also saves you money and lets you feel good about making sustainable choices! Fortunately, Madison is home to many resources that can …
by Jill Sakai An unassuming door off a stairway in Bascom Hall leads to a small courtyard, often overlooked even by the building’s occupants. Thanks to a student effort, there is a new reason for people to find this secret garden. (No, it’s not a Pokémon.) by Jill Sakai An unassuming door off a stairway …