
Student Experience
Morgridge Hall is the home of the College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence and a place where learning, discovery, and collaboration come together. Designed to bring students, faculty, researchers, and industry partners together under one roof, the building supports the interdisciplinary exchange of ideas that defines the college.
Find your community
Meet new friends who share your interests, build skills outside the classroom, and get more involved on campus through student groups focused on computing, data, advocacy, entrepreneurship, and more.

The latest around the college

Student news
Student events
October
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October 23[WACM] Grad Crafts, Coffee, and CookiesWomen’s Association for Computing Machinery at UW–Madison4:00 PM, 5530 Morgridge Hall
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October 29
November
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November 6[WACM] Grad Crafts, Coffee, and CookiesWomen’s Association for Computing Machinery at UW–Madison4:00 PM, 5530 Morgridge Hall
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November 12
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November 12World Usability Day: Interactive Accessibility StationsExplore accessibility with the Center for User Experience.10:00 AM, 2556 Morgridge Hall
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November 12World Usability Day: Usability Testing SessionsHelp companies test real products and earn real swag.11:00 AM, Morgridge Hall
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November 12World Usability Day: Designing a Sustainable Future with Ethical AICome for the expert panel, stay for the pizza.

Find your place
Morgridge Hall resources
Phill and Liz Gross Learning Center
Morgridge Hall’s Gross Learning Center (GLC) is a place for students to find academic support, resources, study space, and community.
Rebecca M. Blank Student Commons
The Commons offers thoughtful programming that invites student, faculty, and community involvement to inspire innovation and belonging.
Academic advising
Each department has undergraduate and graduate advisors dedicated to supporting student success.
CAI Library
In addition to offering online databases and research guides, the CAI Library provides hands-on learning opportunities for library and information science students.
