Wayland Evan Noland, a third-generation Badger who earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, continues the legacy his elders started through generous support of faculty and students in the College of Letters & Science.
The amazing generosity of Badgers around the world made a powerful impact for students fighting against food insecurity at UW-Madison.
Chancellor Blank announces the results of the major gift from John and Tashia Morgridge, and the positive impact this investment has already made on campus.
The College of Letters & Science is inspired by the incredible outpouring of financial support, which will create over 40 new professorships, chairs, and distinguished chairs, as well as enhance 13 existing funds.
After decades of rehearsing in the basement of the Mosse Humanities Building, UW’s musicians will now have a state-of-the-art acoustic environment in which to prepare for performances. Pamela Hamel provided the naming gift for the new center, and the Mead and Witter families from Wisconsin Rapids enabled the project to be fully realized at once.
The Chancellor’s Scholarship Program created a family within the larger Badger community for Jada Kline ’17. Now a successful alumna, Kline shares a message of determination, honoring the past and embracing the future.
Chancellor Blank shares the announcement regarding the creation of the American Family Insurance Data Science Institute and the generous gift from American Family Insurance, providing a strong program launch.
As part of its generous $20 million gift to UW-Madison, American Family Insurance has announced the creation of the David R. Anderson chair to direct the American Family Insurance Data Science Institute (DSI).
