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Greeks set to discuss alcohol issues
More than 1,100 Greek System chapter leaders, officers and new members will meet Saturday, Oct. 20, for a discussion of the role of alcohol in UWn-Madison fraternities and sororities. Read More
Homecoming 2001 offers events for entire family
Homecoming is a great time of year to be in Madison, and students, alumni and local residents will enjoy a carefree, "fun-in-the-sun" atmosphere during this year's Badger Luau. Read More
Health officials treat E. coli cases
At least 11 university students and a 3-year-old Dane County resident have experienced symptoms of severe intestinal illness caused by infection with the E. coli bacterium. Read More
‘Awakenings’ to be shown
A free showing of the British documentary 'Awakenings' will be Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m. in Tripp Commons, second floor, Memorial Union, 800 Langdon St. Read More
Provost Peter Spear is ready to lead
He was well-known for his hard work as a researcher and instructor, but 10 years ago, Peter Spear did not think of himself as the future provost of the university. Read More
Campus on alert
University employees and students are being asked to help be the eyes and ears of the campus regarding any potential threats to its security and safety. Read More
Enrollment reaches highest level in nine years
Final fall enrollment numbers at UW–Madison reveal the largest student population since 1992. UW–Madison has enrolled 41,511 students for the fall semester, representing a 0.7 percent increase from last year's total of 41,219. Of that number, there are 28,831 undergraduates, including 6,099 new students, the largest group of new undergraduates in school history. Read More
Educators create Sept. 11 college fund
UW-Madison is asking the campus community to consider supporting an effort to provide educational opportunities to those who lost parents or other family members in last month's terrorist attacks. Read More
Session to explore campus climate in wake of terrorist attacks
The first in a series of listening sessions with Chancellor John Wiley Tuesday, Oct. 16, will seek feedback from the campus community on how the campus is handling the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The session is scheduled at 5 p.m. in Memorial Union. Check 'Today in the Union' for exact location. Read More
Sale offers 15,000 books
More than 15,000 books on almost any subject will be on sale in a fund-raiser for the Friends of the University of Wisconsin–Madison Libraries Oct. 17-20, in 116 Memorial Library. Read More
Campus to celebrate Homecoming 2001 luau-style
Several new events will premiere this year as part of the Homecoming celebrations. Read More
Earth to Madison: Space images shown
NASA's Arthur Frederick 'Fritz' Hasler will present the NASA/NOAA Earth Science Electronic Theater (or ETheater), in Madison Oct. 17-18. Read More
A Message from Chancellor John D. Wiley
Dear Members of the Madison Community, One month ago today, our country witnessed its darkest moment, as terrorists attacked our… Read More
Sessions to explore campus climate in wake of terrorist attacks
A series of listening sessions will seek feedback from the campus community on how the university is handling the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Chancellor John Wiley announced Thursday, Oct. 11. Read More
Students, professor discover family history in New Mexico
It is a coincidence befitting a Charles Dickens novel: University professor discovers cache of photographs, lost for more than half a century. Depicted are elder family members of an administrator at the same university where the professor works. Read More
Campus Natural Areas open house Oct. 17
The campus community and general public are invited to learn more about the Campus Natural Areas at an open house, 3-6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17, in the circle parking lot opposite the entrance to Picnic Point off University Bay Drive. Read More
Accumulated change courts ecosystem catastrophe
Subjected to decades of gradual change by humans, many of the world's natural ecosystems - from coral reefs and tropical forests to northern lakes and forests - appear susceptible to sudden catastrophic ecological change, an international consortium of scientists reports today, Oct. 11, in the journal Nature. Read More
Distinguished historian to present Curti lectures
The 26th annual Merle Curti Lectures will be presented by distinguished intellectual historian Francis Oakley Oct. 16, 17 and 18. Read More
Events Bulletin
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For the Record
Poicies and procedures Lectures Committee The Lectures Committee solicits applications from departments, academic programs and registered student organizations for support of public lectures… Read More