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Professor’s work underscores importance of family in care of people with disabilities

October 12, 2006

An assistant professor of social work at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is working to teach how important the family is to Hispanic and Latino parents in caring for adult children with disabilities.

UW-Madison attracts Wisconsin’s top students

October 12, 2006

The University of Wisconsin–Madison has scored a major in-state recruiting coup, attracting the state's largest number of 2006 Wisconsin All-State Scholars.

Midwest local TV newscasts average 36 seconds of election coverage

October 12, 2006

In the month following the traditional Labor Day kickoff of the 2006 election campaign season, television stations in nine Midwest markets devoted an average of 36 seconds to election coverage during the typical 30-minute local news broadcast, a new analysis conducted at the University of Wisconsin–Madison shows.

Homecoming parade to affect downtown traffic patterns

October 12, 2006

Several downtown streets will be closed on Friday, Oct. 13, for the University of Wisconsin–Madison Homecoming Parade.

Reports of UW Marching Band conduct detailed

October 12, 2006

In an effort to foster public understanding regarding reports of misconduct by members of the University of Wisconsin Marching Band, Chancellor John D. Wiley and band director Mike Leckrone today disclosed the nature of some of the reported behavior.

Nova producer to delve into the art of science television

October 11, 2006

Paula S. Apsell, the executive producer for public television's science series Nova, has been named University of Wisconsin–Madison Science Writer in Residence for the fall of 2006.

Microbial ‘blueprint’ may unlock mysteries of wastewater treatment

October 11, 2006

A University of Wisconsin–Madison environmental engineer and her graduate student are among researchers on a multi-institutional team who have mapped the metagenome of elusive phosphorous-eating organisms key to thousands of wastewater treatment processes in the developed world.

Study: Dust may dampen hurricane fury

October 10, 2006

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have put forward an intriguing theory that introduces a whole new dimension to the debate on what might be causing stronger and more frequent storms.

Business school plans celebration for Grainger Hall addition

October 10, 2006

The University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Business will hold a kickoff ceremony to celebrate the start of the construction of a $40.5 million addition to Grainger Hall.

UW-Madison to sponsor teacher, student international workshops

October 10, 2006

University of Wisconsin–Madison area and international studies programs will sponsor several workshops for K-12 teachers and students this fall.

Berquam: Participate in ASM fall elections

October 9, 2006

University of Wisconsin–Madison interim Dean of Students Lori Berquam is encouraging all students to play an active role in shared governance by voting in next week's Associated Students of Madison fall elections.

Forage specialists apply their expertise to bioenergy research

October 9, 2006

Michael Casler and Paul Weimer are experts on matters related to forage digestibility in dairy cows. So how did they end up doing research on use of biomass crops for ethanol production?

Students fight hunger with hunger

October 9, 2006

On Thursday, Oct. 12, University of Wisconsin–Madison students will go hungry to fight hunger as part of the Muslim Student Association’s fourth annual…

Charo elected to National Academy

October 9, 2006

Initiative fosters teacher training in less commonly taught languages

October 6, 2006

The U.S. Department of Education has awarded the University of Wisconsin–Madison Language Institute and the National Council of Less Commonly Taught Languages a three-year, $345,000 grant to launch the National Online Less Commonly Taught Languages Teacher Training Initiative.

UW-Madison increases Halloween alternatives

October 6, 2006

In partnership with the Wisconsin Union Directorate and the Associated Students of Madison, the University of Wisconsin–Madison will increase the number of opportunities for students to participate in off-State Street events during the upcoming Halloween weekend, Friday-Saturday, Oct. 27-28.

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Campus news Latest News

Professor’s work underscores importance of family in care of people with disabilities

UW-Madison attracts Wisconsin’s top students

Midwest local TV newscasts average 36 seconds of election coverage

Homecoming parade to affect downtown traffic patterns

Reports of UW Marching Band conduct detailed

Nova producer to delve into the art of science television

Microbial ‘blueprint’ may unlock mysteries of wastewater treatment

Study: Dust may dampen hurricane fury

Business school plans celebration for Grainger Hall addition

UW-Madison to sponsor teacher, student international workshops

Berquam: Participate in ASM fall elections

Forage specialists apply their expertise to bioenergy research

Students fight hunger with hunger

Charo elected to National Academy

Initiative fosters teacher training in less commonly taught languages

UW-Madison increases Halloween alternatives

New federal program targets global poverty

Badger game available on campus via ESPN360.com

Microbial “blueprint”may unlock mysteries of wastewater treatment

Wisconsin’s largest used book sale returns Oct. 18-21