UW showcases statewide and local impact in latest reports

UW-Madison News | Jason Gohlke | April 25, 2023

UniverCity Year program supports local Wisconsin economies

This April, UniverCity Alliance is highlighting how University of Wisconsin–Madison students, faculty, staff, and instructors drive Wisconsin’s economy.

UniverCity Year projects propel Wisconsin Rapids toward public arts culture

Wisconsin Rapids used UniverCity Year projects as a launching point to create a digital public art inventory, a framework for the city to support public art, and the South Wood County Cultural Coalition.

UniverCity Alliance pairs student interns with Madison projects

Funding from the Kemper K. Knapp Bequest is supporting student interns with stipends to conduct projects that address Madison priorities.

Shorewood begins UniverCity partnership

Shorewood Ripples | Jillian Beaster | March 20, 2023

UniverCity Year seeking new local government partners for 2023-26

Could this be your community? The deadline to apply for the 2023-26 cohort is Tuesday, Aug. 1.

UW–Madison graduate found a sense of community in Stoughton through sustainability internship

A collaboration between University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Dane County, Stoughton, UniverCity Alliance, and the UW-Madison Office of Sustainability resulted in a community sustainability internship for the city of Stoughton.

Rio partnership ‘reignited passion for public health’

As a result of the UniverCity Year partnership, the village of Rio in Columbia County is working with the local high school to implement new EMS outreach programs.

Looking for community-based projects? Join UniverCity Alliance’s new Scholars Program

Undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply to the UniverCity Alliance Scholars Program by April 15.

UniverCity Alliance partnerships contribute to medical, scientific impacts in Wisconsin

This March, UniverCity Alliance highlights how University of Wisconsin–Madison students, faculty, staff, and instructors contribute to medical and scientific impacts around the state through local government partnerships.