Alumni updates – May 2024
As a new class of graduates transitions from students to alumni, many of our alumni are starting new jobs or graduate programs.
Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
As a new class of graduates transitions from students to alumni, many of our alumni are starting new jobs or graduate programs.
The La Follette School is one of fourteen universities developing curricula to help students lead and engage across difference.
Three recent graduates who earned certificates in public policy from the La Follette School share their experiences working in legislative offices.
One of our students was recently named Wisconsin Honey Queen. Another competed in the Big Ten swimming championships. Read student accomplishments at school and outside the classroom.
Direct air capture with carbon storage could help remove nearly five gigatonnes of carbon dioxide by midcentury if the emerging technology develops quickly enough.
MPA student Brelynn Bille was named one of two winners of a 2024 Theodore Herfurth and Teddy Kubly Award for Comprehensive Undergraduate Excellence.
Thanks to a $500,000 grant from Ascendium Education Group, La Follette is one step closer to meeting the high demand for public policy education.
Results from a statewide survey show that Wisconsin residents are concerned about inflation despite falling inflation rates and low unemployment.
Klein spoke with state policymakers and answered questions during an event moderated by WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers.
While visiting the La Follette School, Klein discussed how political polarization has changed with students, faculty, policymakers, and the community.