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Author, journalist Williams named Science Writer in Residence

February 20, 2014

Florence Williams, a prolific, award-winning author and science journalist, has been named the spring 2014 Science Writer in Residence for the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Read More

Educational Innovation director candidates to give public presentations

February 20, 2014

Three finalists for the newly created position of Educational Innovation director will give public presentations on campus next week. Read More

World premiere taps Pro Arte Quartet’s Belgian roots

February 18, 2014

Belgian composer Benoît Mernier writes music he says communicates with audience members in a variety of ways. He believes firmly that there is no single right way to experience music - providing audience members are open to its messages. Read More

‘Bucky’s House’ helps keep campus safe

February 18, 2014

The bond between the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus and the firefighters at Fire Station No. 4 on Monroe Street, just across from Camp Randall Stadium, is a strong and valued one. Read More

Student Personnel Association addresses evolving world of higher ed

February 17, 2014

The University of Wisconsin–Madison Student Personnel Association is gearing up for a day of meaningful discussions and idea exchange during its 2014 conference. Read More

Wisconsin Partnership funds five new studies

February 17, 2014

Five researchers at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (UWSMPH) have received grants through the Wisconsin Partnership Program’s New Investigator Program. Read More

UW faculty and design professionals gather for Design Summit 3

February 17, 2014

The University of Wisconsin–Madison will host Design Summit 3, a forum on design and innovation for faculty, staff, and working professionals on Thursday, Feb. 20. Read More

The next dimension: 3D color printer wins innovation competition

February 17, 2014

Spectrom, an attachment for 3D printers that will allow users to incorporate seamless, on-demand color into the 3D printing process, won both the $10,000 Schoofs Prize for Creativity and the $2,500 Tong Prototype Prize at the 20th annual Innovation Days competition. Read More

Black Men’s Initiative Forum to focus on healthy interpersonal relationships

February 14, 2014

Now in its sixth year of delving into issues facing black men with the intention of informing, educating and seeking solutions, the student-founded and run Wisconsin Association of Black Men (WABM) will host its annual Black Men's Initiative Forum on Friday, Feb. 21, and Saturday, Feb. 22. Read More

Remembering ‘forgotten’ presidents on Presidents Day

February 14, 2014

Two words: Millard Fillmore. Who? He was president of the United States from 1850-1853, yet you won't find him carved on Mount Rushmore. Turns out, not all American presidents have legacies - or even names - that are as familiar as George Washington. Read More

Advanced physics tool to shut down after almost 30 years

February 14, 2014

Faced with a federal funding shortfall, the University of Wisconsin–Madison has decided to shut down its Synchrotron Radiation Center near Stoughton on March 7. Read More

Thriving, rather than surviving, is key to winning winter

February 13, 2014

After months of cold temperatures, cloudy days and snow, it’s no wonder that many of us think bears have the right idea during the winter. Read More

Multicultural Theatre Festival to feature “Jungle Kings” and “Moonshine”

February 13, 2014

The University of Wisconsin–Madison’s first Multicultural Theatre Festival, featuring performances that celebrate legacies, creativity and artists, will be held later this month. Read More