Giving

The future home for the humanities at UW–Madison is one step closer to becoming a reality as donors, campus and local officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Irving & Dorothy Levy Hall on May 2.

The scholarship recognizes humanitarian achievement and service.

Max Koenig (x’24) will spend a year volunteering in six communities around the world.

For the first time, a University of Wisconsin–Madison building will bear the name of John and Tashia Morgridge, alumni and visionary partners to UW–Madison, who have for decades made significant contributions to the university, beginning with a humble $10 gift in the 1960s.

Here at the College of Letters & Science we’re excited to celebrate the 5th annual Day of the Badger! And you’re probably seeing all sorts of emails, social posts and mail from us and other UW–Madison units who want you to join in on the fun. Wondering what this day is all about? Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about Day of the Badger.

Alumnus Peter Friedrich ('73) collected life-changing learning experiences as a Badger. For the 2024 Day of the Badger he's making sure a new generation gains all the benefits of a UW liberal arts education.

At its core, the UW-Madison's annual day of giving, set for April 16-17, is about giving students once-in-a-lifetime opportunities and experiences.

Alumnus Aaron Eisenberg ('94) is helping fuel the 2024 Day of the Badger with a generous matching gift.

Join L&S on April 16-17, 2024 for the party to pay it forward — our fifth annual Day of the Badger! Here at the College we are excited to celebrate the accomplishments of our incredible community and raise critical funds to support the next generation of Badgers.