Jennifer Raynor, forest and wildlife ecology professor, collaborated with researchers from the University of Hawaii to study how the creation of the world’s largest marine […]

Hort 380 introduces students to the foods and foodways of the Indigenous peoples of the Upper Great Lakes area from multiple perspectives — historical, legal, […]

CALS recently unveiled a new undergraduate recruitment video for prospective and undecided students called “Grow Your Future,” exploring all that a CALS education offers. Watch […]

The promise of vertical farming — grow crops anytime, anywhere — is fantastic. Promoters speak of a world where wheat cultivated in a repurposed warehouse […]

For graduate students of color in the sciences, SciMed GRS offers resources and the support and feel of a family.

Fulbright Scholar in animal and dairy sciences Conor Holohan and genetics graduate student Ryan Ward are among this year’s winners.

The CALS horticulture department is teaming up with schools and communities to cultivate a hybrid of plants and pedagogy.

As part of the Dairy Innovation Hub, a state-funded collaborative involving three University of Wisconsin System schools, CALS researchers are bringing new ideas that address […]

Navigating the first day of classes for new students to campus is an exhilarating, nerve-wracking and memorable experience. Two CALS students had their first day photographed.

Gillaspy mingled with faculty and staff at DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building, and CALS partners and stakeholders at West Madison Agricultural Research Station.