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Pedestrians asked to consider their safety on campus

January 14, 2011

Since the construction fencing went up around the site of the School of Human Ecology's addition last spring, many pedestrians at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have paid little or no attention to the signs telling them that the sidewalk on the north side of Linden Drive is closed and urging them to use the sidewalk on the south side of the roadway.

Recent sightings: Winter solitude

January 14, 2011

Dwarfed by a snowy-white expanse of solitude, two people return from ice fishing on frozen Lake Mendota near Picnic Point on Jan. 13, 2011.

Euclid brings new computing capabilities to UW–Madison researchers

January 12, 2011

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have a significant new computing resource. Dubbed the Euclid cluster, it enables research projects to marshal the power of many computers at once to run large-scale computing jobs much faster and to move large datasets and files at high speeds among individual servers that make up the cluster.

Poster helps keep doors to learning open

January 12, 2011

Camp Randall’s shaded archway, a bannered Bascom Hall and the ivy-clung portico of the Carillon are three of the photographs gracing a new poster on…

University Theatre gears up for “The Rocky Horror Show”

January 11, 2011

If you’ve been itching to do the time warp again, now is your chance. With generous sponsorship from Electronic Theatre Controls in Middleton, the University…

Wildlife Health Event Reporter site available

January 11, 2011

People anywhere with an Internet connection may report sightings of sick or dead wild animals through the Wildlife Disease Event Reporter.

Careers Conference marks 25 years on Jan. 24-26

January 11, 2011

Later this month, the Careers Conference, hosted by the University of Wisconsin–Madison Center on Education and Work, will mark 25 years of career education and development with its annual event in Madison.

Monroe manufacturer partners with UW–Madison on electric truck

January 11, 2011

Monroe, Wis., is a small city with a big reputation for its cheese. Now, a partnership between manufacturer Orchid Monroe and University of Wisconsin–Madison engineers may expand the city's expertise to include innovative clean vehicle technology.

Eight UW–Madison faculty honored as AAAS fellows

January 11, 2011

Eight members of the University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty have been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), it was announced today (Jan. 11).

Author Seth Mnookin to discuss vaccine-autism controversy

January 10, 2011

UW-Madison Arts Institute announces creative arts award recipients

January 7, 2011

The University of Wisconsin–Madison Arts Institute has announced its 2010-11 recipients of awards that honor faculty, staff and students in the arts who have demonstrated excellence in creative inquiry, outreach and professional excellence.

UW will present 2011 Wisconsin Ag Outlook Forum Jan. 19

January 7, 2011

Agricultural economists and commodity specialists from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and UW-Extension will talk about the financial health of Wisconsin agriculture and the outlook for the year to come at the fourth-annual Wisconsin Agricultural Economic Outlook forum in Madison on Wednesday, Jan. 19.

Expert on bankruptcy filing by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee

January 7, 2011

This week, the Archdiocese of Milwaukee filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it deals with multiple lawsuits over clergy sex abuse cases. The University…

Technology going back to the dogs at UW School of Veterinary Medicine

January 6, 2011

Marty Croak was diagnosed with head and neck cancer in May 2009. A lump near his ear prompted him to see a physician.

Campus computing outage scheduled for Sunday

January 6, 2011

Campus computers users may not have access to network resources during a routine maintenance session scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 9, from midnight to 8 a.m.

Water, water everywhere focus of new sustainability project

January 6, 2011

An interdisciplinary team of scientists and engineers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is turning a comprehensive lens on Madison's water in all its forms - in the lakes, streets, faucets, ground and atmosphere - thanks to the National Science Foundation.

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Campus news Latest News

Pedestrians asked to consider their safety on campus

Recent sightings: Winter solitude

Euclid brings new computing capabilities to UW–Madison researchers

Poster helps keep doors to learning open

University Theatre gears up for “The Rocky Horror Show”

Wildlife Health Event Reporter site available

Careers Conference marks 25 years on Jan. 24-26

Monroe manufacturer partners with UW–Madison on electric truck

Eight UW–Madison faculty honored as AAAS fellows

Author Seth Mnookin to discuss vaccine-autism controversy

UW-Madison Arts Institute announces creative arts award recipients

UW will present 2011 Wisconsin Ag Outlook Forum Jan. 19

Expert on bankruptcy filing by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee

Technology going back to the dogs at UW School of Veterinary Medicine

Campus computing outage scheduled for Sunday

Water, water everywhere focus of new sustainability project

Global Health Initiative seeks campuswide involvement in incubator series

Girl Scouts to extract strawberry DNA at UW–Madison workshops

UW-Madison tops Internet brand rankings

UW-Madison among leaders in producing CEOs