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The 20 pages that link to University of Wisconsin–Madison, each with the reason it gives.

• John BardeenRelated: Bardeen’s undergraduate and master’s education there preceded his work in theoretical physics.

• Critical race theoryRelated: The 1989 workshop there helped consolidate CRT as a scholarly movement.

• John MuirRelated: Muir studied science there, though he left without earning a degree.

• The OnionRelated: The Onion began as a student publication at this university.

• University of MinnesotaCompared with: It is Minnesota's neighboring Big Ten flagship and a frequent athletic rival.

• Abraham MaslowRelated: Maslow earned his psychology doctorate there in 1934.

• Lorraine HansberryRelated: Hansberry studied there before leaving to pursue writing in New York.

• Elmer McCollumRelated: McCollum joined its agricultural chemistry faculty, where he began his influential nutrition experiments.

• WisconsinBroader topic: Its research and public mission have influenced institutions throughout the state.

• Arthur H. RobinsonRelated: Robinson spent much of his academic career teaching and researching there.

• Fred MacMurrayRelated: MacMurray studied there before pursuing work as a musician and entertainer.

• Gene AmdahlRelated: Amdahl earned his physics bachelor’s degree there before pursuing graduate study in Minnesota.

• Milton H. EricksonRelated: Erickson studied medicine and psychology there and encountered Hull’s hypnosis research.

• William C. CampbellRelated: Campbell completed graduate study in parasitology there.

• Agnes MooreheadRelated: Moorehead studied there and earned a degree before pursuing acting.

• Alan MacDiarmidRelated: MacDiarmid earned his doctorate in chemistry there.

• Ralph LintonRelated: His long academic appointment there helped establish his influence in American anthropology.

• Yi-Fu TuanRelated: Tuan’s long appointment there helped establish his influence in American geography.

• Joseph JastrowRelated: Jastrow founded its psychological laboratory and built a center for experimental research.

• Mary Ellen RudinRelated: Rudin earned her doctorate there and spent most of her academic career on its faculty.