At this winter’s commencement ceremony, CALS will graduate more students than in years past, while offering fewer degrees. How can that be? This apparent conundrum […]

The end of the year is a great time to look back and reflect on the accomplishments of the CALS community. Here are some of […]

John Ralph PhD’82 talks with the easy, garrulous rhythms of his native New Zealand, and often seems amiably close to the edge of laughter. So […]

It’s a crisp fall day as Augusta Hagen drives south of Monroe, Wisconsin into Illinois. Mahon Farms Dairy is just across the state line in […]

The late CALS wildlife ecology professor Joseph J. Hickey, the successor to Aldo Leopold’s faculty position at the UW-Madison, was celebrated last week at the […]

For going on seven years now, the Ag Hall foyer has served as a public exhibit space for artworks from the Wisconsin Regional Art Program. The program, […]

At a family farm where over 2 percent of the world’s cranberries are grown, Wisconsin’s state fruit sat in two bowls available to guests. In […]

Given a penchant for remote places and a strong sense of adventure, Dick Cates set his sights on Mt. Kilimanjaro. “As a life-long skier, I’ve […]

George and Nancy Shook are working in tandem—or rather, on tandem—this fall, wheeling their way down the Pacific Coast. As of yesterday they were about […]

In honor of National Farm to School Month, the UW-Madison Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems and partners launched a series of culinary training videos for […]