Better. Places. Together.
Wetlands and riparian land, or the area between land and a river, are essential resources that provide flood protection, erosion control, and a variety of other benefits.
UW-Madison journalism students created campaigns for the Village of Waunakee with the goal of valuing diversity and normalizing mental health.
The Daily Cardinal | Noah Maze | February 23, 2022
UniverCity is working with the City of Stoughton, Outagamie, Columbia and Polk counties; Town of Germantown and a unique collaboration that includes the City of Sun Prairie, towns of Deerfield and Cottage Grove and the Friends of Koshkonong Creek.
UW-Madison faculty and instructors from across all academic disciplines are encouraged to work with UniverCity Year.
This article is also found in the February issue of The Commons, a digital magazine published by the Nelson Institute.
Join UniverCity Alliance and partners across campus for a series of urban-minded lectures during the Spring 2022 semester.
The class is an extension of UniverCity Alliance’s mission to connect a growing community of people on campus looking to improve their communities.
Interested in being a Community Science Fellow? Read about one former fellow’s experience.
With support from UniverCity Alliance, Professor Yongheng Deng partnered with the City of Madison to localize sustainability issues.