The genetic proximity of swine to human, the many anatomical and pathophysiological similarities make swine an ideal preclinical model for studying human diseases and for […]

NIFA Announces Support for Quality of Life in Rural Communities. NIFA announced the availability of funding to address the needs of rural Americans by providing […]

Donald Reed Field, a CALS emeritus professor who also served on the college’s leadership team, passed away on Saturday April 7, 2018. He was 78 […]

As the academic year winds down, many UW employees will leave for summer break, permanently leave UW employment, or begin summer session/summer service duties. As […]

CALS faculty and staff are invited to participate in a CALS commencement event at Allen Centennial Garden on Saturday, May 12. The pre-commencement gathering will […]

Caitlin Carlson, a research specialist in Bacteriology, was one of 10 UW–Madison faculty, staff and students to have been named winners of the 2018 Cool […]

The Organization Redesign Committee recommended the college adopt a new model for allocating state funding (tuition and General Purpose Revenue) from vacated faculty lines. They […]

There can be a lot of pressure when you’re one of just a few females in a shop classroom learning to use machining equipment. To […]

Digital culture has profoundly changed the way students process information.

The Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences provides funding to young investigators of outstanding promise in science relevant to the advancement of human health.