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UW study: Excessive use of menthol cough drops could actually increase coughs

March 8, 2018

A new study of more than 500 patients has shown that too many cough drops - especially those containing menthol - may actually make coughs more severe. Read More

Fahey, Chazen, Thomas-Greenfield to receive honorary degrees

March 8, 2018

Honorary doctorates recognize individuals with careers of extraordinary accomplishment, with sustained and uncommonly meritorious activity reflecting UW–Madison values. Read More

A March snowfall brings a battle for Bascom

March 7, 2018

The hill that's hosted an igloo and snowmen this winter was taken over Wednesday by snowball-hurling students. Read More

New ed-tech platform recognizes professors’ contributions to higher education

March 7, 2018

A social work professor has created "Prof2Prof," where academics can store and share work such as curricula, quizzes, assignment sheets and studies. Read More

Wiscopinion: Which channel do you want on the TVs at the union?

March 7, 2018

Last week we asked students what channel they’d like to see broadcast in the lounge at Memorial Union. The answers:… Read More

UW students’ laptop stickers show off their personalities

March 7, 2018

One of the ways Badgers show off their uniqueness is their laptop stickers. Students at UW adorn their laptops with a wide variety of stickers — from bands logos and movie quotes to puns and political statements. Read More

The recipes

March 7, 2018

Huevos Rancheros Ingredients: 1 or 2 corn tortillas. Depending on how hungry you are. You could use a flour tortilla for this, but corn tortillas… Read More

Student to student: Here’s what your fellow students like to cook

March 7, 2018

Sick of ramen noodles and frozen pizzas? Students have submitted some of their favorite recipes to make on campus that are not only low cost,… Read More

UW–Madison serial innovator Jack Ma cites collaboration as key to his success

March 7, 2018

Engineering Professor Jack Ma has more than 40 patents, more than 470 published papers and a half-dozen national professional fellowships. Read More

Popular podcast course teaches there’s more to the medium than the latest buzzworthy show

March 7, 2018

The course not only exposes students to a variety of podcasts, but also teaches them to think critically about sound and gives them hands-on experience with manipulating audio. Read More

When snowmen ruled

March 7, 2018

After unusually warm temperatures in late February melted most of the snow cover on campus, winter returned with a vengeance this week with heavy snowfall on Monday and Tuesday. Some students celebrated by making snowmen. Read More

Award-winning ensemble explores contemporary classical music

March 6, 2018

The Madison ensemble Sound Out Loud, which includes four UW–Madison doctoral music students, has won a nationwide award for its performances of contemporary classical music. Read More

Green spaces in cities help control floods, store carbon

March 6, 2018

A new study finds that urban green spaces like backyards, city parks and golf courses contribute substantially to the ecological fabric of our cities — and the wider landscape — and should be included in ecological data. Read More

New outposts from Lands’ End, Oshkosh Corp. reveal closer corporate relationships with UW–Madison

March 5, 2018

Several large corporations recently have opened outposts near UW–Madison to get top-notch advice in areas such as engineering and data analysis, and to recruit future employees. Read More

Creative Writing fellow wins national poetry award

March 2, 2018

In talking about the inspiration for her collection of poetry, Tiana Clark explains 'For me, trees will never be just trees. They will also and always be a row of gallows from which Black bodies once swung.' Read More