Where Badgers Go to Talk Books
A guide to UW-Madison’s student book clubs and the conversations they foster. And why these groups matter more than you might think.
A guide to UW-Madison’s student book clubs and the conversations they foster. And why these groups matter more than you might think.
Celebrate the milestones and moments that kept our English community warm this winter break as we ease into a new semester.
November brought stories of recognition, resonance, and renewed horizons. From hall-of-fame inductions to global literary conversations, our English community continues to lead with creativity, insight, and impact across disciplines and platforms.
UW–Madison students are connecting with Afghan women through a unique tutoring program that blends language learning, resilience, and global impact.
Meet Madison’s new Youth Poet Laureate. Creative writing undergrad Octavia Ikard writes about Black women, community stories, and the rhythm of everyday life.
Holding History hosted Papermaking on Library Mall where students, employees, campus visitors, and community members came together to learn the craft of making paper by hand. The event offered a chance to connect, create, and share an in‑person experience.
They’ve symbolized rebirth, surrealism, and jealousy. What do flamingos mean to Madison today?
September brought stories of impact, imagination, and collaboration. Our English community continues to inspire with fresh publications, impactful teaching, and public recognition.
English professor Caroline Gottschalk helps lead a new curriculum confronting the legacy of Indigenous land dispossession in Wisconsin.
Meet the English Department’s newest Morgridge Fellows and explore how their work bridges campus and community.