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Recent sightings
1,200-step program Tina Lanza runs up the stairs at Camp Randall on a recent early morning as part of assistant… Read More
Spring swing
With spring in full swing, you might think that on any warm afternoon there's little to do but join the sunning undergrads who litter the greening turf of campus, books resting on thighs and sunglasses concealing those drooping eyelids. However, activity hums indoors and out. Read More
Wisconsin academy launches water initiative
The Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters is launching a statewide initiative on water use and conservation to examine and analyze the current state and long-term sustainability of Wisconsin's waters. Read More
Former trade rep among commencement speakers
Charlene Barshefsky, U.S. trade representative during the Clinton administration, will offer advice and encouragement to new graduates from the College of Letters and Science during commencement exercises this spring. Read More
UW honorary degrees celebrate alumni achievement
An educator and sociologist from India and a world-renowned environmental activist will receive honorary degrees from the university this spring. Read More
Outstanding adult students overcome challenges
Evelyn Cruz and Janette Langdon are recipients of this year's Outstanding Returning Adult Student Awards. Read More
Business plan competition winners announced
Anca Maria Copaescu and Florentina Popovici won the $10,000 top prize in the G. Steven Burrill Technology Business Plan Competition today, April 27. Read More
Research aims to reduce home fire damage
With the help of a National Science Foundation grant, civil and environmental engineering professor Steve Cramer recently embarked on a two-year project aimed at reducing the estimated 4,000 deaths, 17,000 injuries and $6 billion in property damage caused each year by fires in residential construction. Read More
Installation, exhibits explore art of Judy Pfaff
Visitors to the Elvehjem Museum of Art this spring and summer will find a large-scale, site-specific installation by international artist Judy Pfaff. Read More
University League to celebrate centennial in May
The University League will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a dinner and program Friday, May 4, in Great Hall, Memorial Union. Read More
New continuing education program announced
The university will heighten its commitment to continuing education for alumni and friends as the Wisconsin Alumni Association and the Division of Continuing Studies launch a joint Alumni Learning Program. Read More
Services set for freshman Carlos Schwenn
The funeral for 18-year-old freshman Carlos Schwenn has been scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday, April 28, at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church on Highway X in Brighton, Wis. It will be preceded by a visitation at the church from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read More
Former member discusses changing gang culture
A former gang member who now works with troubled youth will give a free public lecture Friday, April 27, at 4 p.m. in the Red Gym, 716 Langdon St. Read More
Future technology highlighted at conference
Representatives from school districts and local governments across Wisconsin will gather in Madison next week to learn about emerging technology for education and administration, and how to apply these technologies in their communities. Read More
UW-Madison hosts African language experts
The university will host the 2001 African Language Teachers' Association conference April 26-28. Speakers and participants from around the world will convene at the Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel, 525 W. Johnson St. Read More
WUD opportunities abound
Jobs and volunteer opportunities abound on campus. Read More
Character expert to speak to education alumni
'Why Morals Are Back: The Return of Character Education' will be the topic of the School of Education Alumni Weekend Saturday, May 12. Read More
Former poet laureate Pinsky to speak May 2
Robert Pinsky, poet laureate of the United States from 1997-2000, will speak on campus Wednesday, May 2, as part of the Union Directorate's Distinguished Lecture Series and to help the UW–Madison library system celebrate the acquisition of its six millionth book. Read More
Conference to feature Innocence Project work
A conference focusing on how eyewitness error may put innocent people on death row will feature the Wisconsin Innocence Project of the UW Law School. Read More
Statement by UW System President Katharine Lyall concerning NCAA self report
“Throughout this long process, UW–Madison officials have handled the investigation with the seriousness it deserves. Today’s report is a thorough analysis of a very… Read More