Literally and figuratively, he put the “LS” in “CALS.”

A CALS grad student’s research on whether native bees can take over the job of pollinating Wisconsin’s commercial crops is the topic of this new […]

There have only been three gas/electric hybrids entered in the history of collegiate 1/4-scale tractor competition, and UW-Madison teams built all of them.

Karl Malcolm, who has studied bears in both China and Wisconsin, will talk about how hunting fits into North American conservation efforts at Chinese wildlife management forum.

Bob Cropp and Brian Gould will join Obama Administration officials, members of Congress, state elected officials and industry reps from around the nation at Memorial Union this Friday.

Campus is getting ready for its second foray into Go Big Read, and once again, the book selected, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, strikes […]

The Chronicle of Higher Education posted a nice tribute to F.H. King on its website on June 8, King’s birthday. CHE writer Scott Carlson describes […]

Get a view of the lake, see what’s happening on the terrace, or supervise some construction.

A century before Bike to Work Week, a future professor pedaled to the college from the Door Peninsula. Since then, several CALS faculty and staff have helped help take the bumps out of the ride to campus

New publication by a CALS grad student details the 100-year history of the Forest Products Laboratory