College of Letters & Science
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Speech & Debate team has secured its first national championship in decades. Among the championship team of six UW students are four L&S Honors students, including Zachary Heintz (Honors in the Major), William Darbyshire (Comprehensive Honors), MK Denton (Comprehensive Honors), and Ethan Park (Honors in the Liberal Arts). Please join the …
Check out our overview of Fall 2023 Automatic Honors Courses (Honors Only and Accelerated Honors). The Automatic Honors Courses document can help you identify courses of interest as you prepare to enroll for the upcoming term. Please note the following: To earn Honors credit from an Honors Only course, you must enroll in a/the section designated …
On the evening of Tuesday, February 28, the L&S Honors Program co-sponsored an interdisciplinary panel titled, “The Rise of Artificial Intelligence: The Impact on College Campuses.“ The event brought together six UW faculty and staff experts, each from a different field of expertise, to share their thoughts on the growth and expansion of Artificial Intelligence …
Throughout the spring semester, UW welcomes many admitted students and their families virtually and in person through tours, information sessions, and day-long events. This past Friday and Saturday, L&S Honors Director Jenny Saffran, Associate Director Christine Evans, and Academic Advisor Pete Keys had the pleasure of talking to admitted students and parents who had ventured …
The L&S Honors Program mourns the loss of one of its own, former Faculty Director Chuck Snowdon. Professor Snowdon was the faculty director of the L&S Honors Program for five years beginning in 2007. He taught and mentored many, many students in our program over the course of his long career at UW–Madison, and provided …
On the evening of Wednesday, October 26, the L&S Honors Program welcomed faculty members from various academic fields to discuss research, and in particular, how research experiences may differ across disciplines. This special Wednesday @ Washburn event was fittingly called “Research Across Disciplines.” Throughout the panel event, students were given a crash course on how …