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Recent sightings
A true fan “UW CHZHD,” seen near Babcock Hall on a vehicle’s customized Wisconsin license plate, suggests the driver’s fondness…
Immune system, stem cells pique researcher’s interest
An established cardiovascular biomechanics researcher whose interests include studying stem cell differentiation for cardiovascular regenerative therapies, Brenda Ogle joined the Department of Biomedical Engineering in August.
Five Questions With…
Gregory Bean is a lab technician in the Laboratory of Molecular Biology. He’s been in his current position for four years,…
Book Smart
Lafayette: The Boy General, part of the American Founders series (Parallel Press, December 2006) By John P. Kaminski, director of the Center…
Fall Faculty Concert celebrates Nikolais
As part of its 80th anniversary, the Dance Program is celebrating the work of 20th century artistic genius Alwin Nikolais which will be showcased in the upcoming Fall Faculty Concert at 8 p.m. Nov. 16–18, in the Margaret H’Doubler Performance Space.
Statement of Committee on Women regarding the marriage amendment
University of Wisconsin–Madison Committee on Women in the University November 8, 2006 The Committee on Women in the University is…
Statement from WISELI regarding the marriage amendment
Dear WISELI affiliates, We are writing today because we feel compelled to acknowledge the profound disappointment and pain felt by many members…
Technology aids connections, learning among UW–Madison staff
New developments in technology occur constantly, but a group at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is staying on top of the changes and finding ways that faculty and staff can take advantage of them.
Estate gifts to fund many areas at UW–Madison
A major benefactor of the University of Wisconsin–Madison during her lifetime, the late Ethel K. Allen has funded multiple initiatives on campus in perpetuity.
UW-Extension receives caregiver education award
The University of Wisconsin-Extension was recognized Nov. 9 by the National Alliance for Caregiving in Washington, D.C., for strengthening the delivery of family caregiver education through partnership.
K-12 school reformer to speak on creating cultures of learning
Legendary school founder and reformer Deborah Meier will give a free public presentation, "Creating Cultures of Learning in an Era of Testing and Standardization," at the University of Wisconsin–Madison on Monday, Nov. 13.
Two finalists named for top veterinary diagnostic lab position
After an extensive search, two finalists have been named for the top position at the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (WVDL), Wisconsin's primary testing facility for animal diseases and education and consultation services.
International students share experiences with area schools
Each year, more than 3,000 international students from more than 100 countries study on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus. Sharing that worldly experience with the community is the inspiration behind the program International Reach.