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‘Wednesday Night at the Lab’ offers hands-on learning
The UW–Madison Osher Lifelong Learning Institute and the UW–Madison Science Alliance have teamed up to bring the university science experience to Madison-area residents called "Wednesday Nite @ The Lab."
Forum on eminent domain set
On Tuesday, Dec. 6, two experts will discuss the recent, controversial U.S. Supreme Court ruling that allows governments to condemn private property to make way for commercial redevelopment projects.
Two receive Women’s Philanthropy Council ‘Champion’ awards
An assistant dean in the School of Education and the coordinator of new faculty services in the office of the Secretary of the Faculty are the recipients of the inaugural Women's Philanthropy Council (WPC) Champion Awards at UW–Madison.
UW sailor to compete in Hawaii
Matt Schmidt, a member of the UW–Madison Hoofer Sailing Team, has qualified to compete in the 2005-06 ICSA/Vanguard Singlehanded North American Championships, Friday-Sunday, Nov. 18-20, at the University of Hawaii.
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Student art sale under way
The Fall Student Art Sale begins today (Nov. 16) in the Porter Butts Gallery on the second floor of the Memorial Union. Student artists sell work in any medium for community purchase.
Singapore Film Festival showcases culture through cinema
The work of up-and-coming filmmakers from Singapore will be featured at the 2005 Singapore Film Festival.
Project sponsors Madison premiere of “After Innocenceâ€
The documentary “After Innocence,” to be screened on Thursday, Nov. 17, tells the stories of innocent men wrongfully imprisoned and then released after DNA evidence vindicated them. A panel discussion following the film will feature recent exonerees.
Ceramics plans open house, sale
The UW Clay Club aims to make holiday gift-giving a bit easier, as well as introduce the creation of ceramic sculpture through a sale/open…
Latino writers illustrate different styles, cultures in forum
A trio of Hispanic writers representing a variety of Latino cultures will bring their distinctive, powerful voices to a reading forum at Madison’s Overture Center for the Arts on Tuesday, Nov. 29.
Student information system upgrade impacts application status check and self-serve functions
From December 2-11, the University of Wisconsin's student information system will be undergoing a major software upgrade. The system, the Integrated Student Information System (ISIS), provides the underlying data processing structure for the university, including the offices of admissions, financial aid, registrar, and bursar. ISIS is also the tool that enables prospective and current students to check their application status online, update student contact information, and view financial aid awards, among other important services.