UW–Madison unveils Morgridge Hall in $267 million, privately funded project
WKOW — UW-Madison's School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences celebrated its new home, a privately funded $267 million investment.
WKOW — UW-Madison's School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences celebrated its new home, a privately funded $267 million investment.
In its first month open, the 343,000-square-foot building has quickly become a central hub for campus.
WKOW — UW-Madison's School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences celebrated its new home, a privately funded $267 million investment.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Morgridge Hall welcomed students on the first day of class of the fall 2025 semester.
Almost as soon as construction was completed this summer, the new CDIS building quickly became a campus favorite for its natural light-filled spaces, abundant greenery, and reservable study rooms.
The privately funded $267 million facility is a launchpad for learning, discovery, and leadership across campus and the state.
150 experts, legislators, and practitioners convened at Morgridge Hall for the inaugural AI Meets Society (AIMS) Symposium hosted by the Wisconsin AI Safety Initiative (WAISI).
A delegation from the United States Cyber Command, responsible for national cyber defense, visited UW-Madison researchers in Morgridge Hall and beyond.
Morgridge Hall will honor alumni and visionaries John and Tashia Morgridge, who have made significant contributions to the university since their first $10 gift in the 1960s.
Gov. Tony Evers, UW leaders, and others gathered for the ceremonial groundbreaking of the new 350,000-square-foot facility.