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Campus community invited to meet human resources finalists

May 27, 2010

Members of the University of Wisconsin–Madison community will have opportunities in early June to meet and talk with finalists for the position of the university’s director of human resources.

Jazzin’ fundraiser promises smooth grooves and an auction

May 26, 2010

Bidding is open for the silent auction portion of the 13th annual Office of Child Care and Family Resources' Jazzin' fundraiser.

Campus exercise to test emergency response today

May 26, 2010

The University of Wisconsin–Madison will conduct a full-scale emergency response exercise from 5 a.m.-4 p.m on Wednesday, May 26.

Park-and-bike location opening near Blackhawk Bike Path

May 25, 2010

Alan Fish, UW–Madison associate vice chancellor for facilities and Tim Erdman, chairman and CEO of Erdman Holdings, Inc., are going for a bike ride on Monday, June 7, and they're inviting anyone heading toward campus to come along for the ride.

UW researchers: Stress causes poor mental health in parents of kids with cancer

May 25, 2010

UW-Madison students compete for national title in advertising competition

May 25, 2010

Finishing school, making rent, finding a first job, hanging out with friends - all top concerns of young adults.

59 businesses show an interest in providing biomass for Charter Street Heating Plant

May 24, 2010

Officials say 59 businesses responded to a “request for information,” to help pinpoint the sources of biomass fuel for a renovated, coal-free Charter Street…

Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing

May 23, 2010

The "mineral-breathing" bacteria found in many oxygen-free environments may be "carbon-breathing" as well.

Furlough day set for UW–Madison on May 21

May 20, 2010

The University of Wisconsin–Madison will close on Friday, May 21 as a mandated furlough day for most of its employees.

Master Gardeners seed UW–Madison horticulture scholarship

May 20, 2010

The SouthEast Wisconsin Master Gardeners have been sharing their gardens' abundance at an annual plant sale for years. They dig and divide thousands of perennials, everything from astilbes to zinnias, that shoppers stand in line to buy. Irises, daylilies and hostas are plentiful. Trilliums go quickly.

Children of divorced parents face economic barriers, study finds

May 20, 2010

Family structure affects a child's economic mobility prospects, according to a new study co-authored by professor Thomas DeLeire of the University of Wisconsin–Madison's La Follette School of Public Affairs for the Pew Economic Policy Group's report, "Family Structure and the Economic Mobility of Children."

Biology “boot camp” to help incoming students through maze of UW–Madison biology

May 20, 2010

Incoming biology students at University of Wisconsin–Madison will get extensive new help navigating the tricky transition from high school to a university that has 31 different majors related to biology, funded by a $1.4 million undergraduate science education grant announced today by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

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Campus news Latest News

Campus community invited to meet human resources finalists

Jazzin’ fundraiser promises smooth grooves and an auction

Campus exercise to test emergency response today

Park-and-bike location opening near Blackhawk Bike Path

UW researchers: Stress causes poor mental health in parents of kids with cancer

UW-Madison students compete for national title in advertising competition

59 businesses show an interest in providing biomass for Charter Street Heating Plant

Organic solids in soil may speed up bacterial breathing

Furlough day set for UW–Madison on May 21

Master Gardeners seed UW–Madison horticulture scholarship

Children of divorced parents face economic barriers, study finds

Biology “boot camp” to help incoming students through maze of UW–Madison biology

UW Health surgeon: Noninvasive surgery OK for aortic aneurysm patients

Symposium celebrates 100 years of UW–Madison genetics

Academic Advancement Program students hold fundraiser on Thursday

Putting politics aside: Using evidence to develop policy

Web searches may sacrifice accuracy for popularity

Retreat puts UW Health’s mission forward

Construction season arrives, campus traffic detoured

Slide show: Dalai Lama Visit