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Justice project focuses on healing, not punishment
Helping improve criminal justice may be as basic as changing the perspective from which crime is viewed, says law professor Walter Dickey.
Francis Hole, champion of soil, dies at 88
Francis D. Hole, the geography and soil science professor who led a grassroots campaign in 1983 to have Antigo silt loam named Wisconsin's state soil, died Tuesday, Jan. 15. He was 88.
Friends group seeks book donations
The Friends of the Libraries group is calling for book, CD and LP record donations to their 14th semiannual book sale to be held March 13-16
Lessons in assertiveness can prevent sexual assault
A university self-defense class scheduled in February will teach women to prevent sexual assault through physical and psychological assertiveness.
Badgers sell out Kohl Center
The Wisconsin women's basketball game Sunday, Jan. 20, is sold out, the UW Athletic Ticket Office says.
UW awaits plan to balance budget
State lawmakers will return to Madison this month to deal with the state's budget problems, and the effort could have a significant impact on the university.
Roundtable lunch lineup set
The spring Roundtable luncheon series will feature a range of topics, including remarks from the new director of the Wisconsin Union.
Recent sightings
Desolation row There’s still a hint of green in the grass, but winter has otherwise drained the color from campus…
UW-Madison launches community partnerships office
The UW–Madison has launched an innovative community outreach program in the form of a permanent office, resource center and meeting space in the Villager Mall, 2300 S. Park St., Suite #1.
Professor: to stay active, exercise with a purpose
More than 30 years of data show that, on average, half the people who take up exercise quit after several months, says Bill Morgan, professor of kinesiology and director of UW–Madison's Exercise Psychology Laboratory. After a year, only 25 percent have kept up the routine.
Professor publishes world’s only English journal on Urdu
Professor Muhammad Umar Memon knows he would never make it as an editor in the world of traditional publishing.
Calendar highlights
Pro Arte records works by Dvorak The current Pro Arte String Quartet has released its debut recording, containing two of Antonin Dvorak’s string…
Milestones
Appointed Baha Balantekin, physics was elected as a member-at-large of the executive committee of the American Physical Society Forum on International Physics. Forum on…
Position vacancies
Administrative 041131: Assoc Admin Prgm Spec Law / Law School (100). Apply by January 31. 041290: Dean Grad…
Events Bulletin
Learning Health and Fitness The UW Health Sports Medicine Center has begun registration for winter/spring classes. Individuals can enroll in various…
For the record
Policies and Procedures Inclement Weather Guidelines The chancellor is responsible for determining if, for the safety and welfare of students and…
Advisors go to students
Academic advisors from Cross College Advising Service have branched out into Sellery Hall and the Bradley Learning Community.
Paintings chronicle prairie restoration
The once-and-future world of a particular place in northwestern Dane County has been chronicled in a free public exhibition at the Arboretum.
‘Cram the Kohl’ benefits kids
The Wisconsin Women's Basketball team is offering special deals on tickets to help 'Cram The Kohl' for the Badgers Big Ten Conference showdown against Minnesota.
Chavez plans return to faculty
Dean of Students Alicia Fedelina Chávez will leave her position later this year to devote full-time attention to her faculty position in educational administration.