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Connecting women in tech
Hosted in collaboration with the Tech Exploration Lab, “Women in Tech & Innovation Night” offered students an evening of learning and connection in Morgridge Hall.
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The UW’s AI Moment
The new College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence offers thoughtful leadership amid technological upheaval.
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The future she helped make possible: Remembering Tashia Morgridge
An educator, philanthropist, and champion of opportunity, Tashia Morgridge helped create a place where generations of students will learn, discover, and grow.
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Justin Hines named chief corporate relations officer for UW–Madison College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence
Hines brings nearly 20 years of experience in business development across the technology, marketing, consumer products, and education sectors.
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Can computing keep up with AI’s energy demands?
AI is reshaping everything, but behind it lies a rapidly growing network of data centers — and a need for computers that can do more with less energy.
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As AI advances, UW–Madison researchers tackle growing security challenges
Two leading cybersecurity researchers at UW–Madison joined hundreds of scientists in signing an open letter warning about the risks posed by increasingly capable AI systems.
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Quantum, fusion and AI stand out during DOE leader’s campus visit
The Department of Energy’s Darío Gil took part in a daylong visit that emphasized UW–Madison’s strengths across a number of research areas, as well as key public-private partnerships that advanced the Wisconsin…
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Morgridge Hall achieves LEED Platinum certification
The new home of the College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence achieves the highest level of certification awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program.
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Morgridge Hall awarded AIA 2026 Merit Award for design excellence
The American Institute of Architects Wisconsin recognized Morgridge Hall with a 2026 Merit Award for design excellence, celebrating outstanding architecture.
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Seven students receive College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence scholarships
Undergraduates from across the Departments of Computer Sciences, Statistics, and the Information School were named recipients in three scholarship programs.