A logo for Juneteenth showing an silhouette of a person with various words in black in the foreground.

Madison College honors Juneteenth Day with June 21 community parade

Join us for the annual Juneteenth Parade on Saturday, June 21, in Madison. This celebration uplifts the legacy of Juneteenth through community, culture and reflection.
Josephine sitting as a desk in a Madison College classroom.
Josephine is in the University Transfer—Electrical Engineering program and has demonstrated exceptional skills in her academic, volunteer and research work.
Madison College students and staff and Department of Corrections staff stand in front of a donated shed.
Incarcerated students in the Madison College carpentry program presented a brand-new storage shed to Porchlight Inc. The collaboration between Madison College and the Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) empowers incarcerated individuals with skills that can pave the way for stable employment.
Four criminal justice program students listening to an instructor outside a building and next to a car.
Seamless transfer opportunities for Madison College students who earn an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice Studies and want to continue their education at University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Madison College Logo over campus building.
This spring, Edith Noriega, a bilingual resource specialist at Schenk Elementary School, earned an associate degree from Madison College and will transfer to the University of Wisconsin–Madison to complete her bachelor’s degree in elementary education.
Photo of Dr. Jennifer Berne wearing a black blazer and white shirt.
Madison College’s District Board of Trustees has selected Dr. Jennifer Berne as the college’s next president, concluding an extensive national search.
Photo of graduates coming into the 2025 Spring Commencement ceremony, wearing blue gowns and caps.
Adorned in blue caps and gowns, graduates emerged from Friday's ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum, with diplomas and degrees in hand and futures waiting. Approximately 2,310 graduates earned 2,577 degrees or diplomas this spring.