We offer free, professional, one-on-one help with the writing you're doing at Madison College. We are a safe space for you and your writing.
The Madison College Writing Center is a free service to Madison College students available at every Madison College campus, including regionals. For those of you who attend Madison College at Reedsburg, Portage, Watertown, and Fort Atkinson, as well as all four Madison campuses, you have access to a real, live Writing Center tutor! Virtual Services are also available. Consultations are one-on-one,
03/09/2026
Hey Madison College students! Looking to catch up or get ahead on your writing? The Writing Center will be open select hours over spring break!
We'll have virtual-only hours on our Truax schedule Monday, March 16, to Thursday, March 19, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Or you can come see us at the South campus Monday, March 16, to Wednesday, March 18, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Happy writing, Wolfpack!
01/21/2026
Welcome back, Wolfpack! Swipe through to see the Writing Center's hours for your Spring 2026 semester.
12/19/2025
We've made it to the end of the semester! 😅
The Writing Center will reopen for the Spring Term on January 20th. Have a wonderful winter break, Wolfpack!
12/16/2025
Hey Wolfpack, we're in the final stretch! Stop by the Writing Centers at Truax or Goodman South this week for a little sweet treat. Available while supplies last!
Need some last-minute writing assistance? Check out our schedule for current availability: https://madisoncollege.mywconline.com
12/14/2025
The Madison College Writing Center is here for you during finals week! Appointments may book up faster during these last weeks, so visit our website to reserve your appointment time or join our wait list!
students.madisoncollege.edu/writing-center
12/12/2025
Happy Friday Wolfpack! Did you know that a lipogram is type of constrained writing or word game in which a writer avoids using a particular letter or group of letters?
One notable example of a lipogram is the 1939 novel 'Gadsby' by Ernest Vincent Wright which is written without words that contain the letter E.
Try writing a lipogram in the comments!
11/26/2025
Hey Wolfpack! Get ready for a well-deserved break! 🎉🦃
The Madison College Writing Center will close for Thanksgiving Break on Wednesday, November 26 at 1 p.m. We'll be back on Monday, December 1 to help you tackle those end-of-semester projects and papers.
Our schedule can be found https://madisoncollege.mywconline.com/
11/24/2025
It's a brand new week, Wolfpack! This Monday, think about this quote from author Margaret Atwood: “A word after a word after a word is power.”
Make an appointment to visit the Writing Center this week, and let's talk about the power of words together! Visit students.madisoncollege.edu/writing-center
11/21/2025
Happy Friday Wolfpack!
Did you know, that the world’s smallest book is called 'Teeny Ted from Turnip Town' and is only 0.07 mm x 0.10 mm. Compare that to the head of a pin, which is 2 mm!
The book was published in a limited edition of 100 copies and requires a scanning electron microscope to read the text.
11/17/2025
It's a brand new week, Wolfpack! This Monday, think about this quote from French writer, philosopher, and satirist Voltaire: “Writing is the painting of the voice.”
Make an appointment to visit the Writing Center this week, and let's paint together! Book todayat students.madisoncollege.edu/writing-center
11/14/2025
Happy Friday Wolfpack! Did you know that 'Of Mice and Men' by John Steinbeck was originally going to be titled: 'Something That Happened'.
Steinbeck’s original title echoed the events of the book being referred to as "something that happened". Steinbeck changed the title after reading Robert Burns's poem, "To a Mouse".
Which title do you like better?