Rainbow Affinity Group
A Wisconsin Alumni Association Group
Our purpose is to build an inclusive local community of UW alumni and supporters united by Badger pride, spirit, and the desire to advance UW–Madison’s positive impact on the world.
WAA Stories
Kick it like Claes and get inspired with these tips from Adidas senior apparel designer Griffin Claes ’19.
Sports betting can be fun and socially rewarding, but only if you do it safely. Communication arts professor Jason Kido Lopez has four tips to help...
These trailblazing female judges reshaped the courts and expanded justice.
When Americans don’t want to listen to each other, American Bar Association president Michelle Behnke ’83, JD’88 says it’s up to lawyers to promote...
Jessie Stomski Seim’02 knows the value of a full-court press.
Proposed legislation is crucial to maintaining Wisconsin Athletics competitive edge and enabling the program to realign its financial model for lon...
Political science professors Yoshiko Herrera and Jon Pevehouse discussed the war in Ukraine, rising tension in Iran, and how the current U.S. admin...
Why do cherries grow so well in Wisconsin?
Make some food choices and we’ll reveal which Badger‑developed produce you are.
Political science professor Jon Pevehouse discusses American policy, international trade, and U.S. diplomacy on the UW Now livestream.
Kick it like Claes and get inspired with these tips from Adidas senior apparel designer Griffin Claes ’19.
Sports betting can be fun and socially rewarding, but only if you do it safely. Communication arts professor Jason Kido Lopez has four tips to help...
These trailblazing female judges reshaped the courts and expanded justice.
When Americans don’t want to listen to each other, American Bar Association president Michelle Behnke ’83, JD’88 says it’s up to lawyers to promote...
Jessie Stomski Seim’02 knows the value of a full-court press.
Proposed legislation is crucial to maintaining Wisconsin Athletics competitive edge and enabling the program to realign its financial model for lon...
Political science professors Yoshiko Herrera and Jon Pevehouse discussed the war in Ukraine, rising tension in Iran, and how the current U.S. admin...
Why do cherries grow so well in Wisconsin?
Make some food choices and we’ll reveal which Badger‑developed produce you are.
Political science professor Jon Pevehouse discusses American policy, international trade, and U.S. diplomacy on the UW Now livestream.
Kick it like Claes and get inspired with these tips from Adidas senior apparel designer Griffin Claes ’19.
Sports betting can be fun and socially rewarding, but only if you do it safely. Communication arts professor Jason Kido Lopez has four tips to help...
These trailblazing female judges reshaped the courts and expanded justice.
When Americans don’t want to listen to each other, American Bar Association president Michelle Behnke ’83, JD’88 says it’s up to lawyers to promote...
Jessie Stomski Seim’02 knows the value of a full-court press.
Proposed legislation is crucial to maintaining Wisconsin Athletics competitive edge and enabling the program to realign its financial model for lon...
Political science professors Yoshiko Herrera and Jon Pevehouse discussed the war in Ukraine, rising tension in Iran, and how the current U.S. admin...
Why do cherries grow so well in Wisconsin?
Make some food choices and we’ll reveal which Badger‑developed produce you are.
Political science professor Jon Pevehouse discusses American policy, international trade, and U.S. diplomacy on the UW Now livestream.