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School of Music to initiate process to offer digital recordings
In an effort to provide high-quality professional recordings, the School of Music will begin the process of offering digital delivery to their current compact disc… Read More
Writers learn how to succeed, meet editors, agents
Writers from across the country will convene on campus Friday-Sunday, April 8-10, at the annual Continuing Studies Writers’ Institute. Novice or experienced writers can get… Read More
UW–Madison to host American Conference for Irish Studies
More than 350 scholars, artists and members of the public from across the globe will meet at UW–Madison for the American Conference for Irish Studies… Read More
Review begins for education dean
A review is under way for School of Education Dean Julie Underwood. Review committee members include Melvin Weinswig (review committee chair, dean emeritus, School… Read More
Sign up now for Crazylegs Classic
30th anniversary of the Crazylegs Classic will be celebrated on Saturday, April 30 Read More
New School of Nursing building, WIMR research tower included in budget
“We are ... turning away three well-qualified applicants for every one we accept” Read More
Martin: UW–Madison equipped to create new revenue sources
UW–Madison is equipped to rely less on tuition increases than other UW institutions. Read More
WARF Gilson panel focuses on early-stage financing for technology firms
A panel of experts will discuss funding opportunities available to young firms for advancing the research and development of their technologies at the WARF Gilson Bootstrapping seminar being held Wednesday, March 23. Read More
Greenbush Day held today at Welcome Center
The fifth annual Greenbush Day will be held from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, at the Welcome Center. Read More
Kinesiology department celebrates centennial with Poker Run/Walk
Put your running or walking shoes on and make it a full house at the University of Wisconsin–Madison Kinesiology Department's Centennial Celebration 5K Poker Run/Walk along the shores of Lake Mendota. Read More
Japanese students at UW–Madison spearhead relief efforts
Following the events of the earthquakes and tsunami in Japan on March 11, members of University of Wisconsin–Madison's Japanese community are working together to assist relief efforts despite being far from home. Their work is only one part of the relief effort under way on the UW–Madison campus. Read More
UW-Madison lake scientist gets world’s top water prize
Noted University of Wisconsin–Madison limnologist Stephen Carpenter has been awarded the 2011 Stockholm Water Prize, the world's most prestigious award for water-related activities, it was announced in Stockholm, Sweden today (Tuesday, March 22). Read More
Web chat at 4 p.m. Tuesday with Dean Lori Berquam
Live chat to cover student questions and feedback on the New Badger Partnership. Read More
Childhood illnesses exact high cost on the entire family
Families whose children have serious health problems spend a much higher percentage of their incomes, averaging nearly $600 more a year on out-of-pocket health care costs than families of healthy children, a new national study reveals. Read More
And the alumni awards go to …
The Wisconsin Alumni Association is awarding honors this season to generations of University of Wisconsin–Madison graduates who make positive impacts on campus, across Wisconsin and in communities throughout the world. Read More
Curiosities: What is the flattest thing in the world?
The answer depends on many factors, including how the measurement is made and the scale of interest. “A mountain can look very rough, but if… Read More
New imaging technique provides rapid, high-definition chemistry
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 3/21/11 Read More
International Academic Programs suspends Japan programs
Due to changing and uncertain conditions in Japan, International Academic Programs at the University of Wisconsin–Madison has suspended its study abroad programs through spring semester… Read More
UW-Madison musicians mentor area high-schoolers
Within the instrument-strewn classrooms of four regional high schools, University of Wisconsin–Madison musicians are inspiring the next generation of classical performers. Read More