On June 1, Maria Woldt will become the third director of the Dairy Innovation Hub. The state-funded Dairy Innovation Hub spans the three Universities of […]

CALS has completed the round of interviews and presentations with the candidates for the associate dean for graduate education (ADGE) search. If you participated in […]

On Tuesday, April 28, more than 150 faculty, staff, students, friends and supporters of CALS gathered to celebrate recipients of CALS awards and fellowships, as well […]

Dean Glenda Gillaspy will be holding office hours for faculty, staff and graduate students who wish to meet with her and discuss college topics. Openings […]

Many CALS majors and departments have recognition programming for graduating students, and some events are taking place this week. Details can be found on the […]

Nearly everyone on campus is familiar with the eye-catching begonia W at the southern edge of the Humanities Building, or the red-and-yellow tulips that dot […]

The CALS community is invited to attend the upcoming public presentations from the candidates for the associate dean for graduate education position. These will be […]

The spring 2026 issue of Grow magazine is online! Feature stories include High-Tech Eyes on Fields and Skies; Lighter Fare for Cattle and Microbes; and A Grower’s Vision, a Dentist’s Brew, and a Farm’s Revival

There will be upcoming training opportunities designed to provide awareness and tools for recognizing and addressing mental health concerns presented by students in our spaces. […]

Insights into microbial community composition, diversity and behavior can be used to make important predictions about soils. These communities act as indicators for soil health, […]