Do you have what it takes to impress your date on a night at the Chazen? Brush up on your knowledge of art with this quiz.
Representatives from police departments, sheriff’s offices, and state agencies take their leadership skills to the next level.
Nancy Sowa realized she wanted to help people move forward in their lives.
“Chemistry and Society” is offered free to the community June 16-July 9.
It allowed Caroline Miller to switch careers and help people in recovery.
Teachers figure out how to design better online courses by becoming students again.
Weekly newspaper the Madison Times featured the University of Wisconsin’s Odyssey Project in a recent article celebrating the program’s 12th graduation. The Odyssey Project is a community-university partnership that offers a free, six-credit humanities program to adults …
Educators, trainers, and business people can learn the latest developments on August 11-13.
This year’s group wins awards and bids farewell to UW-Madison.
Wisconsin residents 60 and older can enroll through Adult Career and Special Student Services.
If you’ve stepped away from the working world—and the gap from your last job is several months or many years long—it can be daunting to figure out what to do next. But re-entering the workforce …
The Class of 2015 overcame adversity to continue their education.