Join the Cap Times for its tour of Morgridge Hall on the first day of classes.

Centered around the theme "Home Sweet Home," the competition invited students to design limited-edition stickers that reflect the welcoming spirit of Morgridge Hall.

Mike Hagenow first moved to Madison for a job at Epic Systems. He thenwent on to complete a PhD in mechanical engineering here, and is "ecstatic" to return to Madison as a faculty member after completing a postdoc at MIT.

Through L&S' LASER program, Manas Joshi, a rising sophomore majoring in computer sciences and data science, has gotten the chance to research robots and AI first-hand.

Barford's tenure will be defined by its impact: “We have a significant responsibility to develop innovative ideas and programs in education, research, outreach, and service.”

Morgridge Hall, the new home of Computer Sciences, is more than a building–it is a promise.

Through the Summer of AI Laboratory (SAIL), undergraduates were immersed in real-world AI development, hands-on mentorship, and cutting-edge tools supported by OpenAI.

At the heart of this year’s LASER (Letters & Science Summer of Excellence in Research) program, the Department of Computer Sciences is playing a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of STEM leaders.

After serving the Computer Sciences department as Chair from 2023-25, Steve Wright is stepping down to “embrace my role as a professor and researcher once more.”

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