Social media has erased many of the boundaries between leaders and the people they represent, between experts and the lay public, between scientists and nonscientists. […]

David Drake, professor of forest and wildlife ecology, was recently on WPR’s The Larry Meiller Show to discuss the annual Christmas Bird Count, including how the […]

eCALS will take a hiatus on Monday, Dec. 26 for winter break. The next e-newsletter will go out on Tuesday, Jan. 3.

At Friday’s all-college meeting, Dean Kate VandenBosch and Senior Associate Dean Dick Straub announced the CALS Organizational Redesign Project that will officially launch in January, […]

As my six-year tenure as the college’s associate dean for research draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on what a rich, rewarding, occasionally […]

With an area of 7,346 acres and a depth of 237 feet, Big Green Lake lives up to its name. It’s a special lake, famous […]

The executive committees of the Departments of Landscape Architecture and Urban & Regional Planning recently approved a proposal to merge the two departments and to […]

Dean Kate VandenBosch has named Bill Barker to serve as CALS associate dean for research. In this position, Barker will lead the college’s Research Division […]

So many things typically distinguish accomplished athletes from the rest of us—greater strength and endurance, better balance, faster reactions—but one of the more surprising differences […]

Be sure to stop by and say hello to you colleagues at this week’s CALS Coffee gathering. The event, which is being be co-hosted by […]