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Emmy award-winner to visit
The executive producer of seminal television documentary, 'The Selling of the Pentagon' will visit the university, his alma mater, Oct. 3-5. Read More
Transportation alternatives spotlighted
Transportation Services is sponsoring "Great Choices Week" Sept. 24-28 to help campus community members find out more about alternative transportation options in the Madison area. Read More
Arboretum receives $500,000 science education boost
The Arboretum is among 29 science museums, nature centers, aquariums, zoos and other informal science education centers that received a part of $12 million in new grants from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Read More
Doctor speaks on healing in the wake of tragedy
Physician and activist Juan Almendares will speak about how communities heal in the wake of tragedy as part of a talk Wednesday, Sept. 26, at UW–Madison. Read More
WARF amends stem cell suit
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation filed an amended complaint in federal court today, Sept. 24, to ensure broad access to the pharmaceutical, medical, scientific, research and development communities of the stem cell research products to which Geron Corporation of Menlo Park, Calif., asserts it has exclusive rights. Read More
Thai Pavilion hosts demonstration, tile signing
The gold leaf painters who are among the group of Thai artisans reassembling the Thai Pavilion at Olbrich Gardens will demonstrate their art this Saturday, Sept. 22. Read More
Teach-in sorts out tenets of Islam
Islam, a religion of peace and beauty, has become a victim of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, say faculty members who specialize in the area. Read More
Roundtable luncheons scheduled for fall
The fall 2001 UW–Madison Roundtable luncheon series will feature talks by the university's new leadership as well as take a fun look at the idiosyncrasies of life in Wisconsin. Read More
Nuclear physics in the science curriculum
Middle and high school teachers who wish to introduce nuclear physics into their science classrooms are invited to participate in a workshop entitled "Nuclear Physics in the Science Curriculum-A Primer for Middle and High School Teachers." Read More
Events cancelled
Here is a list of event cancellations on campus that are known at this time: Tuesday, October 2 A Max Kade… Read More
Response page: Events listings
Ribbons distributed Sept. 4-10: students at the Morgridge Center (1st floor, Red Gym) will distribute ribbons symbolizing peace and hope. Read More
Response page: Latest news
American Trilogy (107K PDF file) – The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution and The Bill of Rights. Chapbook published by UW–Madison Libraries’… Read More
Response page: How you can get involved
Blood drive Wednesday, Sept. 11, sponsored by the Red Cross, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Red Gym. Free pamphlet You… Read More
Response page: Resources for students and staff
Preparedness information For information about efforts to protect the state and university from terrorism threats, visit the… Read More
Response page: Statements
Remarks from the Sept. 11, 2002, program of reflection and remembrance Chancellor John D. Wiley… Read More
Noted physician-activist to lecture at UW–Madison
Physician, alternative healer, poet, human rights and environmental activist Juan Almendares will present a free public lecture Wednesday, Sept. 26, at UW–Madison. Read More
Photos: Campus response
See also: Photos from the Sept. 14 Program for Remembrance Louis Crisostomo, chairman of the College Republicans and co-founder… Read More
New pharmacy building opens
The $45 million Rennebohm Hall pharmacy building opened Sept. 21. Read More
UW conference addresses violence against women
The School of Nursing is presenting a conference Sept. 28-30 on the international problem of violence against women. Read More
Parallel Press publishes poet Cantrell
Madison poet Charles Cantrell wrestles with the lingering effects of his father's alcoholism in the latest release from the Parallel Press, "Cicatrix." Read More