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Richland Center artist Cathy Martin's painting, Country Summer (detail), shows rolling hills of the Driftless Region.

See a brighter Wisconsin

Through programs and publications that explore, explain, and sustain Wisconsin thought and culture, the Academy is making a brighter Wisconsin.

Academy Fellow and limnologist John Magnuson examines a sample for invasive spiny water fleas. Photo by Grace Hong/UW–Madison Center for Limnology

Sharing discovery

Wisconsin is brighter when knowledge is shared and science informs decisions that affect our people, lands, and waters.

Celebrating creativity

Wisconsin is brighter when it is brimming with the arts and a lively creative culture.

Through programs like our Climate & Energy Initiative, we're harnessing the power of civil discussion to address climate change and explore diversified energy choices.

Fostering civil dialogue

Wisconsin is brighter when we come together in discussion about—and exploration of—the best ideas of today.

We're a trusted resource for people who believe that learning in life doesn’t stop after college or with expertise in a single discipline or area.

A brighter Wisconsin starts with you

Join us at the intersection of the sciences, arts, and letters and get involved in the Wisconsin Academy. Together we can make Wisconsin brighter.

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A female Aedes aegypti mosquito in the process of acquiring a blood meal from a human host. Photo credit: James Gathany/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Formidable Flying Foe

Scientists from across the state are leading the fight against mosquito-borne disease around the world.
Gina Litherland, Bird Funeral, 2015. Oil on panel, 16 x 24 inches.
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The Fairytales of Grimm & Litherland

Gerit Grimm and Gina Litherland are contemporary Wisconsin artists inspired by the imaginations of long ago.
A "Freedom Bus" in flames, six miles southwest of Anniston, Alabama, May 14, 1961. (Birmingham Public Library/Oxford University Press)
Essay
Bus Ride

What could a 26-year-old white guy from Indiana possibly know about the black experience in America, past or present? 

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Finding Common Ground on Carbon

Even though global warming is a politically polarizing topic, it’s worth considering some areas of common ground—both figuratively and literally—...

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The Power of the Liberal Arts

Lake Superior State University president Thomas Pleger explores how states and our nation can foster creativity.
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The Art of Discovery

Three Academy Fellows explore the connections between discovery and imagination.
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What happens when 75 thoughtful Wisconsin leaders come together to tackle a challenge?  Good things!

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