For the fourth consecutive year, this Real Estate course has partnered with the City of Madison to provide a learning experience connected to sustainability with support from UniverCity Alliance.
Community
UniverCity partnership inspires new homestead credit in Adams County
The Homestead Credit Incentive program gives buyers in Adams County “peace of mind.”
Portage attracts residents, businesses, and workers after UniverCity partnership
The City of Portage worked with UniverCity Alliance as part of a partnership with Columbia County from 2021-24.
Green County shares local successes with UW–Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin
Green County shared the impacts of a three-year UniverCity Alliance partnership with Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin during a visit to the county on Sept. 16.
Dane County collaboration creates research opportunities for UW–Madison students
Starting in 2022, UniverCity has supported Dane County by pairing two students each semester to work on policy analysis projects.
Innovation Center Stoughton hires UW–Madison student intern
After working with Innovation Center Stoughton through a design strategy class that partnered with UniverCity Alliance, Ari Rosenblatt is now an organizational development intern with the center.
Celebrating UniverCity-Eau Claire County on the UW–Madison State Tour
Join UniverCity in Eau Claire County on Aug. 14.
Celebrating 50 years at Mosquito Hill Nature Center on the UW 175 tour
The University of Wisconsin 175th Anniversary state tour kicked back up this summer with a first stop in the Fox Valley. UniverCity Alliance celebrated with Mosquito Hill Nature Center as a part of a partnership with Outagamie County.
The Municipality: UniverCity seeking local government partners to problem solve
UniverCity Alliance is looking for new local government partners to collaboratively develop solutions to community-identified challenges during the 2024-27 academic years. Read more in the May edition of The Municipality.
Geese, deer, and turkeys: Wisconsin municipalities partner with UW–Madison professor to manage wildlife damage
University of Wisconsin–Madison Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist David Drake worked with the League of Wisconsin Municipalities to find municipalities in the state who needed assistance with a wildlife damage issue.