Faculty Excellence
$357,208,634- 153 Faculty Chairs funded
- 58 Faculty Distinguished Chair funded
- 285 Faculty Professorships funded
Student Support
$291,844,542- 652 Undergraduate Scholarships funded
- 237 Graduate Fellowships funded
For the Next 167 Years-and Beyond
From the earliest days of the university, we’ve prided ourselves on our uncommon achievements—and our shared devotion to the common good. Every day, we reinvent the notion of possible to serve the needs of people everywhere.
Now we stand at the crossroads of our past and our potential. In order to continue being an inspiration and a force for change, we need to move our university forward. We need to continue to attract the best and the brightest scholars, and to recruit and retain prominent and noteworthy faculty and staff. We need to support groundbreaking research and other landmark initiatives, and maintain our campus as a place of remarkable opportunities for everyone who calls UW-Madison home.
With your help, we can continue to be the institution that has an impact that is felt throughout the state of Wisconsin—and around the world.
Your gift will help us to continue to be the institution that has an impact that is felt throughout the state of Wisconsin — and around the world.
Featured Initiatives
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The Initiative focuses on academic and career planning, emphasizing knowledge and skill building, practical job skills, goal-setting, critical thinking and reflection.
Learn MoreEducational Experience Helping Badgers Find Their Paths: L&S Career Initiative
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Outside of folks looking to purchase kitchen appliances, people don’t give much thought to stainless steel. The same goes for those who work in the nuclear engineering field, even though stainless steel is an important material inside reactors.
Learn MoreResearch & Innovation Building a Better Reactor
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The UW Carbone Cancer Center, Wisconsin’s only comprehensive cancer center, is at the forefront of breast cancer research and treatment every day.
Learn MoreResearch & Innovation Better Odds and More Hope for Breast Cancer Patients