Victims of Crime Act: The Impact of Funding Decreases Across Wisconsin
In this report, La Follette students assess the impact of funding decreases in the Crime Victims Fund.
Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
In this report, La Follette students assess the impact of funding decreases in the Crime Victims Fund.
The La Follette School recently completed contract negotiations with the architectural firm KieranTimberlake to design the future home of the La Follette School at Music Hall.
On May 9, the La Follette School celebrated its 2025 master’s degree graduates in a ceremony at the Wisconsin State Capitol with 45 MPA and MIPA graduates.
Learn which of our students are starting new positions and internships.
The La Follette School’s associate director received the award in recognition of his outstanding leadership and service to the university.
Research projects by La Follette graduate students are currently helping to inform items in Governor Evers’ 2025-2027 state budget proposal.
Projects by master's student Caroline Corona and undergraduate certificate student Landon Prokopinski evaluated economic indicators for Madison to support its development strategy.
This spring, La Follette students had several opportunities to learn from Wisconsin state government representatives from the legislative and executive branches.
Building on an introduction to core concepts in health policy, students learn how to evaluate research evidence and think critically about the range of interests influencing and affected by health policy.
Associate Professor Yang Wang was named a Vilas Associate. Professor Susan Yackee's paper won the Kenneth J. Meier Award.