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Improving campus climate
Creating a welcoming climate for everyone at UW–Madison means speaking out against incidents of hate and bias. Learn more in this short video. Read More
Well-traveled journalist to visit campus as Science Writer in Residence
Alexandra "Alex" Witze, a contributing correspondent for Nature and Science News magazines, will be on campus for a week beginning April 18. Read More
UW Day at the Capitol, Posters in the Rotunda celebrated
It was the ultimate opportunity to show and tell Wednesday as 140 UW students and nearly 90 faculty mentors highlighted their research at the State Capitol. Read More
Faculty encouraged to bring campus climate conversations into the classroom
The call to action complements existing and renewed efforts to highlight resources and tools promoting campuswide inclusion and diversity. Read More
Wisconsin Energy Institute adds spark to Crawford County classroom
Lisa Andresen is teaching science for the first time this year with the help of two WEI educator institutes she attended. Read More
No typical day in artist in residence’s classroom
Amy Franceschini’s class may be unconventional at times, but it’s teaching important lessons about social change and uncertainty. Read More
Stem cell meeting to focus on cell aging and maturation
"Stem Cells in the 4th Dimension," is an annual scientific meeting coordinated by the Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Center and the BioPharmaceutical Technology Center. Read More
UW-Madison Campus Master Plan open house scheduled for April 13
The plan's goals include: supporting the university’s mission; managing resources; celebrating the lakeside setting; making travel easy; revitalizing outdoor spaces; and being good neighbors. Read More
Blank’s Slate: UW–Madison, the Board of Regents and tenure
Chancellor Rebecca Blank comments on the Friday, April 8, decision of the UW System Board of Regents to approve a UW–Madison policy on tenure. Read More
Full of life
On the next episode of Forward Motion, a visiting artist shows an unexpected way of celebrating life; a formerly homeless man gets his life back on track; the university partners with citizen scientists; and answers to the most common questions about bugs. Tuesday, April 12, at 8:30 p.m. on the Big Ten Network. Read More
Wisconsin Manure Irrigation Workgroup to release report, hold webinar on April 14
A UW–Madison/UW-Extension-led workgroup tasked with assessing manure irrigation practices will share its findings during a webinar on Thursday, April 14. Immediately following the webinar, the… Read More
UW2020: WARF Discovery Initiative proposals selected
Reviewers identified ambitious, early stage research ideas and infrastructure investments in an effort to jump-start innovative interdisciplinary research. Read More