Alumni Rondell Wescott poses for an alumni magazine portrait on September 9, 2025.
Portraits
Posed portraits of individuals or groups, in the studio, on your campus, or elsewhere in a university or college-related situation. The subject must be aware that they are being photographed. Other more candid “portraits” belong in the NEWS & COLLEGE LIFE category. Basic retouching/editing is permitted.
Jon Stewart, former Trustee and current Cohen Series sponsor, has been named Johnson Countian of the Year.
Wonju Seo with part of her exhibition Through The Light, in which her hand-stitched tapestries and digital prints play with the concept of translucence, light and bridging traditional patchworks with contemporary art.
Joyce Adams poses for a portrait in the Brand Content Photography studio.
An athletics supporter photographed inside the basketball team's video room.
Portrait of Paige Censale, an International and Public Affairs resumed undegrad education student.
A portrait of med school student Ben Katz, taken through the waist-level viewfinder of his Nikon F camera. Ben spent three months in a mountainous region of Rwanda conducting research on tropical diseases as part of a fellowship with the non-governmental organization Move Up Global and documented the experience of the residents and their relationship with drinking water.
Students at a Movies Under the Stars event on Thursday, September 18, 2025. Slow shutter movement created in-camera.
A graduating senior shows off the stuffed beaver he attached to his mortarboard for commencement.
Faraz Choudhury, CEO of Immuto Scientific, is photographed reading a pamphlet while observing work in the lab in Madison, Wisconsin on June 13, 2025. Immuto Scientific uses Plasma-Induced Modification of Biomolecules, or PLIMB, to discover the structure of proteins in their native environment. This process is faster, cheaper, and more accurate than the crystallization process that was previously the only option used in visualizing the structure of proteins for drug development. The company has received venture capital funding from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, which supports UW researchers in transforming science into start-ups.
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