Finding a fun, welcoming way to participate in American culture has helped Sun feel more comfortable and confident.

“What History Tells”: European Racism, Anti-Semitism, and the Fate of Liberalism, 1890-1945, an online course featuring archival lectures by renowned history scholar George Mosse, runs Jan. 22 through March 10.

Find out how much you know about cover letters, switching careers, and going back to school as an adult.

The 30th annual event is April 4-7, at the Madison Concourse Hotel.

Learners can find numerous ways to grow their lives and their careers in the Continuing Studies winter/spring 2019 catalog, which debuts online and in Isthmus Nov. 29.

In addition to bolstering their English skills and getting acquainted with UW–Madison, students cultivated friendships and visited local businesses and startup incubators to learn about entrepreneurship.

Career counselor gives advice on networking, research, finances

Chee Thao is earning a graduate degree in biological systems engineering at UW-Madison, thanks in part to the PLATO scholarships he received in 2015 and 2017.

Authors Craig Werner and Doug Bradley gave a presentation about their book at Music of the Vietnam War, a lunch-and-learn event for winners of Continuing Studies’ fall 2018 Lifelong Learner Giveaway.

The Halloween party supports UW-Madison’s program for adults facing barriers to higher education.

The five-day program covers how to have effective conversations about death and dying, the unique needs of terminally ill children and teens, ethical and legal concerns to consider when working with the dying, and more.

The essay contest is the precursor to “A Celebration of Voting,” an event the Odyssey Project will host on Saturday, Oct. 27, from 2-3:30pm, in the Urban League Community Room, 2222 S. Park St.