If you’re made of carbon, precious few things are as important to life as death. A dead tree may represent a literal windfall of the […]

UW Federal Relations shared the following update on June 10: Much of the work in Congress has been focused on passage of the annual appropriations […]

In their lab on a 20-acre prairie in Madison, Wisconsin, Xylome scientists are busy tinkering with the yeasts that live in the bellies of wood-boring […]

By earning a National Science Foundation fellowship that was awarded to barely 10 percent of the 17,000 applicants, Department of Dairy Science and Endocrine and […]

It seems summer has finally arrived, and people are firing up their grills. Jeff Sindelar, associate professor of animal science and Extension meat specialist, offered […]

The following message about upcoming changes to the UW-Madison admissions process was distributed in May by Adele C. Brumfield, UW-Madison Director of Admissions and Recruitment: […]

Bruce Schweiger from the UW Turfgrass Diagnostics Lab and the Department of Plant Pathology recently appeared on Madison’s Channel 3 news with tips for spring […]

When we talk about STEM diversity, we mostly talk about race and gender—but what about students with disabilities? Bella Sobah, an African American woman, entered […]

Biochemistry professor Rick Amasino and life sciences communication professor Dominique Brossard were in Washington D.C. last week to participate in the congressional and public briefings […]

In 2014, in honor of the college’s quasquicentennial, an anonymous donor offered to match gifts to the CALS Annual Fund up to $100,000 total. Last […]