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From bad to worse: Professor studies evil
Bad is not necessarily evil, says Claudia Card, professor of philosophy and women's studies. Read More
University recognizes community partners
The Wisconsin Idea is taking new forms in Dane County through innovative partnerships between the university and area community groups. Read More
Phi Kappa Phi awards summer fellowships
The UW–Madison chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi has announced the recipients of the its annual summer fellowship awards. Read More
Teacher training tops regent agenda
Strengthening the way teachers are trained is one of the key strategies of a proposed UW System plan to further improve the state public education system from pre-kindergarten through college. Read More
Corpse flower begins bloom
The university "corpse flower," the rare plant native to Sumatra that is attracting thousands of visitors to a campus greenhouse, is beginning to blossom. Read More
Freedom Ride 2001
UW-Madison students are exploring the historical meanings of the Civil Rights Movement May 29-June 14 in a traveling class convening at locations throughout the South. Read More
Rare, pungent flower to get some cross-country love
In true rain forest fashion, Amorphophallus titanum prefers the company of pollinating carrion beetles. Read More
Innovative pre-college program kicks off
The PEOPLE programs for Madison and Milwaukee plan to host orientation receptions for new and returning students Sunday, June 10. Read More
Hospital signs infant care deal
UW Hospital and Clinics has signed agreements with two community partners to provide infant day care, with priority given to hospital employees who need the service. Read More
Building program reduced
The Legislature's Joint Finance Committee plans to fund two of four buildings proposed the at UW–Madison as part of the BioStar initiative. Read More
Geologist puts career’s worth of images on Web for educators
A UW–Madison Geology Department Web site features a new educational tool that results from geology professor Lou Maher's skills in flying and photographing -- often at the same time. Read More
Soaring appetite spurs new cheesy technology
America's appetite for pizza and other dishes that depend on the incomparable stretch-minded mozzarella cheese has soared in the last 20 years. Read More
Committee advances UW budget
The Legislature's Joint Finance Committee has endorsed 85 new positions for UW–Madison but rejected full funding for the Madison Initiative and pared $700,000 in athletics funding. Read More
Team performs adult split-liver procedure
Two women each received part of a liver as six transplant physicians at UW Hospital performed the first split-liver operation in Wisconsin late last month. Read More
Job fair opens opportunities to disabled workers
A community job fair cosponsored by the university will bring together people with disabilities and employers in the Madison area. Read More
New program aims to help incoming students
A pilot program is expected to add meaning and engagement to new students' first taste of campus life this fall. Read More
Viewing hours extended again for rare, smelly plant
The public may view the soon-to-blossom titan arum or "corpse flower" 10 a.m.-4 p.m. this week in the Botany Department's Greenhouse No. 8 behind Birge Hall, 430 Lincoln Drive, on the UW–Madison campus. Read More
New techniques soup up MRI
Magnetic resonance imaging is a powerful diagnostic tool that lets doctors peer deep inside the human body. However, its pace can be slow, with each image taking many seconds or minutes to build. Read More
UW adds Germany to exchange programs
The UW System Board of Regents plans to sign a deal establishing a far-reaching student exchange program between UW System and German universities. Read More
Viewing hours extended for rare, smelly plant
?Rl{£Tny Department has extended the viewing hours this weekend for the soon-to-blossom titan arum or "corpse flower." The public may view the plant, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, June 2-3, in Greenhouse No. 8 behind Birge Hall, 430 Lincoln Drive. Read More