Wisconsin logging firms are following the same trend as many other industries: Fewer, larger, and more mechanized. That’s according to a survey of owners of […]

When a cross-disciplinary UW-Madison team begins excavating ancient Troy next year, a CALS faculty member will be a part of it. Mike Sussman, biochemistry professor […]

You likely saw the news: The UW-Madison welcomed its largest freshman class ever this fall. It was a big year for CALS as well. We […]

Let’s hope that Congress buckles down after the election. If not—if automatic across-the-board cutbacks in national spending go into effect at the beginning of 2013—the […]

Squash will not be sailing on Lake Mendota this year. The Giant Pumpkin Regatta, which has been held every October since 2004, has been called […]

From chocolate to cranberries, insects to organic crops, soils to storytelling to conserving the Curry Murals, the Wisconsin Science Festival, September 27-30, includes many exciting presentations involving […]

Dean VandenBosch has appointed a committee with representatives from the college’s faculty, staff, students and board of visitors to lead the effort to develop a […]

If you spot a honeybee in the Allen Centennial Gardens and are wondering where it came from, look up. There’s a good chance it lives […]

When David Egan-Robertson was asked to project Wisconsin’s population trends 30 years into the future, he went 30 years into the past. Egan-Robertson, a demographer in […]

Plans are  is moving ahead with a $75-million initiative to upgrade research and teaching facilities to support the industries that make some of the state’s […]