Two images created by CALS students were were among the 10 winning entries in the university’s sixth annual Cool Science Image Contest. Our congratulations go out to forest and […]

Last week, a panel of expert judges selected the next beer to be produced through the university’s Campus Craft Brewery, a collaboration between the UW-Madison Department […]

Ten years ago, as a middle school student, Marcus Bolles spent part of his summer exploring academic opportunities in the UW-Madison’s PEOPLE program, a program […]

The Morgridge Center for Public Service is encouraging faculty and staff to talk to their students about voting. The center recently shared the following article, titled “Talk […]

Last month, ARS held day-long ag safety training workshops at four different stations: Arlington, Lancaster, Marshfield and West Madison. The workshops drew almost 100 ARS staff […]

On Tuesday, March 1, Governor Scott Walker signed into law legislation granting the Board of Regents authority to approve sales and purchase of CALS agricultural […]

The past 70 years have brought many changes in the food supply. The world has evolved from a system where food largely was restricted to […]

Have you ever wondered how spider silk is made? CALS’ resident bug guy, PJ Liesch, director of the Insect Diagnostic Lab in the Department of […]

Dean Kate VandenBosch has tasked a committee with developing a vision and 10-year plan for the West Madison Agricultural Research Station (WMARS) that reflects the […]

Earlier this month, UW-Madison science writer Chris Bancard published a first-person essay on the UWMadScience blog describing his first experience at Wednesday Nite @ the Lab (WN@tL) back […]