Show Off Your Rad Room

If you think you have the best-decorated room in your residence hall, we're looking for you! Earn the title of best room by submitting photos your awesome (or funky) room. You and your roommate, if you have any, will receive a $3 Dining Dollars deposit just for entering! The grand prize will be a $200 Wiscard deposit per roommate, so you won't want to miss this.

Spring Break in the Residence Halls

Spring break at UW–Madison is March 11–19, and all of the residence halls will remain open throughout spring break if you choose to stay on campus. During this time, desk hours and dining hours will be reduced, so check the schedules so you know when to go. More information is available on parking for those leaving campus, as well as security, staff, and maintenance during the week.

Dining Seating Space

At Gordon and Four Lakes, we usually offer overflow seating at lunch and dinner to allow more room for dining, except when these spaces are occasionally closed for events. Check out our dining tips for event schedules, seating, to-go options, and how to handle lines.

Emily D.

Meet the Student Staff of Housing

There are so many fantastic students who work in University Housing. This week, meet Emily, an Office Student Supervisor at Gordon Ave. Market. Find out what Emily does in a shift, their favorite parts of the job, why others should apply, and more!

Design Your Summer

Summer Term is great way to stay on track to graduation, complete a challenging course or lighten your load for fall. With hundreds of courses — including hundreds available online — you’re sure to find a course that’s right for you. Enrollment begins in early-April, but you can search courses and make a plan with your advisor today.

Get Tropical at Lunch

It’s warming up in the dining markets! Grab your best pair of sunglasses and summer hat because tomorrow, March 7th, during lunch, we’ll be serving up island food favorites at Bucky's Island Adventure. Each of our markets will feature various dishes and fun. See you there!

Maintenance Minute: What Should I Flush?

The bathroom: a place we all use but something we don't always talk about. It may not seem like it, but what gets flushed down a toilet is very critical to keep plumbing functioning. (No one wants bathroom plumbing that doesn't work...) Learn what should and shouldn't be flushed down toilets to keep you and your community clean.

Inclusive Language: Intersection of Disability and Socioeconomic Status

The intersectionality of disability and socioeconomic status of a person or group is a complex relationship that people who experience this may face. The socioeconomic status of an individual can limit access to resources and opportunities, and people with a disability can face significant challenges that affect their socioeconomic status. Learn more about the relationship between these two concepts.

Spring Clothing Drive

Making room in your closet for spring clothes? Donation bins will be available throughout the month of March for clothes and accessories you no longer want or need at Carson, Chadbourne, Dejope, Holt, Ogg, and Witte front desks. Donations benefit Madison-area Goodwill and St. Vincent de Paul organizations.

Through the Eyes of MENA

Middle Eastern North African (MENA) Heritage Month is in full swing on campus! This month’s theme, Through the Eyes of MENA, is built on the pillars of safe space, reflective conversation, and a nostalgic sense of home. Attend a cooking demo featuring a delicious Palestinian dish, check out Dancing with the Dabke Stars on Wednesday or take a lunch break with the Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity in Engineering Student Center on Thursday.