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Statement on federal court consent decree on Charter Street Heating Plant
Here is a statement from Alan Fish, associate vice chancellor for facilities at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, regarding today's (Monday, Nov. 26) agreement regarding the Charter Street Heating Plant.
Recent sightings: Thanksgiving tradition
During a Madison Friends of International Students (MFIS) Thanksgiving dinner, hosts Eng and Bill Braun (left), along with their son Paul…
The Science of Cheese
UW-Madison cheese researcher Carol Chen explains the physics, chemistry and biology of cheese on Sicentific American’s Science Talk podcast.
Reprogramming the debate: stem-cell finding alters ethical controversy
When University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers succeeded in reprogramming skin cells to behave like embryonic stem cells, they also began to redefine the political and ethical dynamics of the stem-cell debate, a leading bioethicist says.
Mass e-mail letter from Dean of Students regarding fire safety
Dear UW–Madison Student, As I’m sure you’ve already heard, the campus community experienced a tragic loss this weekend as a result of…
Why does orange or grapefruit juice taste so nasty after I brush my teeth?
It’s all about phospholipids, says John Moore, director of the Institute for Chemical Education at UW–Madison. Not a flavor guy…
Book documents economic, health disparities that women encounter in retirement
A new book by a UW–Madison professor addresses disadvantages that can impede women from achieving economic and health security when they retire.
Mildred Fish-Harnack: Back To Berlin
WISC-TV has published on its Web site a collection of stories, video and slide shows about Mildred Fish-Harnack, a UW–Madison graduate who was a major force in the underground resistance to the Nazis, and ultimately executed on the direct orders of Adolph Hitler.
Employee Matters
Dependent status changes Employees’ dependent children are eligible for coverage under the following plans: state group health insurance, state group life insurance spouse and…
Program brings students to Washington, D.C., for global experiences
The phrase “once a Badger, always a Badger” often applies to alumni’s continued support of UW athletics after graduation, but in the case of at least one academic program, the Washington, D.C., Undergraduate Semester in International Affairs Semester in the International Studies Department, it has meant much more.