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EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION ‘Active learning’ takes center stage at School of Nursing - More »
Campus news
- Carl Djerassi, UW grad who helped create "the pill," dies at 91 Jan. 31, 2015
- Learning lessons by following Madison’s foxes and coyotes Jan. 30, 2015
- Fluorescent dyes light up brain cancer during surgery Jan. 29, 2015
- Katie Couric announced as UW-Madison commencement speaker Jan. 29, 2015
- UW officials: Teaching is one important part of faculty duties Jan. 29, 2015
- Search committee seeks new School of Education dean Jan. 29, 2015
- Last stand of the President’s Oak: A tree’s life remembered Jan. 29, 2015
- Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation near the top of the patent charts for 2013 Jan. 29, 2015
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UW in the News
- Don't shortchange state's future economy Wisconsin State Journal
- Just another day at the office for former commissioner Bud Selig Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Brain injuries could be reduced with ski, snowboard helmets, UW doctors say Madison.com
- Just Ask Us: How many buildings make up UW-Madison's campus? Wisconsin State Journal
- This Professor Says Learning To Be Happy Is 'No Different Than Learning The Violin' Huffington Post
- Channel bridges student cultural divide China Daily
Recent sightings
Back-to-school advising
Quortne Hutchings (right), a college scholar advisor to students who are part of the Pre-College Enrichment Opportunity Program for Learning Excellence, or PEOPLE, meets with undergraduate Brian Allen on Monday, Jan. 26.
Featured expert
Richard Monette: Kenosha casino
Richard Monette, an expert on Native Americans, American Indians, tribes, first nations and U.S. law, can discuss Gov. Scott Walker's rejection of a proposed casino in Kenosha, Wis.
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