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Leading the Way

As one of the top research universities in the world, UW–Madison is on the front lines of many of humanity’s most challenging issues and inquiries. Join fellow alumni for talks with university leaders and experts who will answer your questions about the future of our university — and about groundbreaking discoveries happening on campus right now.

Check out an event in a city near you. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to meet some of the leading minds of our time. Registration and additional details will be coming soon.

In Person Events

Naples, FL
March 14th, 2025

New York City, NY
April 8th, 2025

Bay Area, CA
May 15th

You Have Questions. We Have Experts.

Missed one of our UW Now Livestreams or want to rewatch a favorite? Check out recordings of all past livestreams now.  You can explore a wide range of topics, from economics and foreign policy to the latest research on Alzheimer’s disease — and more.

Past Events

Featuring:
Jonathan Patz, MD — professor and John P. Holton Chair of Health and the Environment and former director of the Global Health Institute
Ben Wright ’02 — senior vice president and chief underwriting officer, American Family Insurance Group
Paul Zedler, MS’66 PhD’68 — professor emeritus of environmental studies and former associate dean for research and education in the Nelson Institute for environmental studies


Featuring:
Barry Burden, PhD
 — Lyons Family Chair in electoral politics and director of the UW Elections Research Center
Dana Peterson MS’02 — chief economist at The Conference Board
Jon Pevehouse, PhD — chair of the department of political science and expert on international relations


Featuring:
Mark Copelovitch
 — professor of political science and public affairs and director of the UW Center for European Studies
Kim Ruhl — Curt and Sue Culver Professor of Economics and codirector of the Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy (CROWE)
Timothy Smeeding MS’72, PhD’75 — Lee Rainwater Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Public Affairs and Economics, former director of the Institute for Research on Poverty

Questions?

Email Nathalie McFadden ’14 or call 608-308-5338.