Device makes engine perform better
Mechanical engineering professor Frank Fronczak and his graduate students have hit upon the idea of a "variable valve timing actuator" aimed at making engines work better. Read More
Former official to talk on Argentine economy
Federico Sturzenegger, former secretary of economic policy, Argentina, will visit campus Monday, May 6, to explain Argentina's current economic crisis. Read More
Rehabilitating bridges better
An engineering professor has come up with a way to temporarily strengthen bridges to extend their lifespan. Read More
Vet Med reaccredited
The School of Veterinary Medicine received praise from a national review committee that has maintained the school's accreditation following an intensive review process. Read More
Forum to look at property rights
A forum May 8 will examine tension growing between private property rights and the public good intended in land use regulations. Read More
Biochemistry labs to be dedicated
In honor of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and two of its trustees, the Biochemistry Department will dedicate the Russell G. Cleary and Walter A. Frautschi Laboratories Read More
Forum focuses on Plan 2008
The second annual Plan 2008 Campus Forum will be held Tuesday, May 7, 8:15 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Memorial Union, 800 Langdon St. Read More
Mideast peace forum scheduled May 2
A forum proposing a confederated Palestine and Israel will be discussed as part of the 'Alternative Palestinian Agenda --Peace Initiative Forum' Thursday, May 2, 7-9 p.m. at Memorial Union. Read More
Waisman director retires
Terrence R. Dolan, professor of neurology and psychology, will retire Friday, May 24, from the Waisman Center, where he has been director for 20 years. Read More
Bust stress on Library Mall
Finals time is always stressful for college students. In order to help, University Health Services will create a "Stress-Free Zone" on Library Mall, Thursday, May 2, from 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Read More
Meningitis cases unrelated
A female student was in fair condition earlier this week at an area hospital with an undetermined type of bacterial meningitis. Read More
Recent Sightings
Clouded view Rarely occurring cumulonimbus mammatus clouds hand low in the sky over Science Hall during recent spring thunderstorms. The… Read More
Wisconsin Union Theater announces 2002-2003 season
The Wisconsin Union Theater's next season of arts and entertainment events, planned by students and staff of the Union Theater, features professional artists and attractions in three annual series and a special. Read More
WAA hosts international student graduation celebration
International exchange students and graduates will gather Wednesday, May 8, at the Pyle Center's Alumni Lounge, 5:30-7:30 p.m. for a graduation reception sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association. Read More
Exercise your mind on a UW alumni biking adventure
Take a new spin on learning with the Wisconsin Alumni Lifelong Learning's Alumni Biking Adventure. Enjoy the natural beauty and scenic landscape of Dane County's bike trails during this educational weekend on June 14-15. Read More
University Communications receives national awards
University Communications at the UW–Madison has received two national awards this year from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. Read More
Union to expand hours, programs
The Wisconsin Union will expand its academic year operating hours to provide additional programming, late-night activities and gathering space for students and members of the campus community. Read More
Weather guys handle shower of questions with ease
While many place conversation about the weather in the realm of mundane small talk, two UW–Madison atmospheric and oceanic sciences professors take it to the public airwaves. Steven Ackerman and Jonathan Martin have been regular guests on Larry Meiller's weekday Wisconsin Public Radio call-in show for more than two years. Read More
Education faculty, staff to receive awards
The School of Education will honor six faculty and staff members with Distinguished Achievement Awards at a May 1 reception. Read More
Students win $10,000 for business plan
A team of students walked away April 26 with the top prize of $10,000 for a technology-based business plan. Read More