Mikhail Kats, the Jack St. Clair Kilby and Antoine-Bascom Professor in electrical and computer engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has received a 2025 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and…
One of Ben Prunuske’s biggest tips for future UW-Madison students is to get involved! At a university with roughly 50,000 students, there are lots of opportunities to find social and…
Olivia Dobson, a senior in the Engineering Mechanics (+Aerospace Engineering Option) (EMA) bachelor’s degree, has a love for exploration and adventure. Whether she is exploring a new UW student org,…
One of the perks of a Mechanical Engineering B.S. degree is it gives you the skills, theories and knowledge to explore a wide range of engineering fields. This holds true…
Kyle Adler is entering his final semester as an undergraduate student in the Engineering Mechanics (+Aerospace Engineering option), BS program. As his time at UW-Madison comes to a close, he…
In a Q&A, Logan Ertl shares how his passion for golf led him to UW-Madison and the Department of Materials Science and Engineering Logan Ertl he/him How many years have…
Whether you are a student working towards your degree or an engineer in the field, it takes a village to be successful and collaboration is the key. At the University…
When it comes to community planning, Steve Sobiek, the director of business development and planning for the City of Portage, is always thinking ahead. “What do we want Portage to…
The University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering was ranked seventh overall among public universities in the 2025 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s Best Engineering Schools undergraduate rankings. Individual…
Congratulations to the five biomedical engineering undergraduates who received the prestigious Hilldale Undergraduate/Faculty Research Fellowship for 2024-25. This fellowship program provides a stipend to the students and their faculty advisers,…
Virginia Lilly, a junior majoring in nuclear engineering, shares insights about her experience in the Department of Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Why did you…