Some things are worth the wait. This seems to hold true for Hook’s Cheese Company’s 20-year cheddar, which was released to much fanfare last week. Even […]

The biological systems engineering department recently announced the establishment of its first endowed professorship. Emeritus professor and former BSE Department Chair Patrick Walsh and his wife, Noreen Warren, […]

Aurelie Rakotondrafara had packed for the tropics. So when a clerk at the Fulbright fellowship office asked if she was ready for winter, her face […]

Agricultural & Applied Economics alum Dr. Robert H. Miller of Alexandria, Virginia (MS ’59, PhD ’67) visited Madison for the inaugural AAE Scholars & Sponsors Lunch […]

In a recent post on his What’s Crawling in the Lab blog, CALS/UW-Extension entomologist P.J. Liesch described some of the challenges facing North America’s monarch butterflies, […]

This University Communications-produced video highlights how Hannah DePorter, a sophomore studying wildlife ecology, went above and beyond expectations in Environmental Studies 400, a new Nelson […]

Please join Dean VandenBosch for a CALS All-College Meeting on May 19 from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. in the Ebling Symposium Center of the Microbial Sciences Building. […]

The Kickapoo Valley is a picturesque area of western Wisconsin that attracts many visitors during the summer. But to improve economic development throughout this rural […]

The Blue Sky Science video series is a collaboration of the Wisconsin State Journal and the Morgridge Institute for Research. They take questions posed by […]

Faculty and staff are invited to help celebrate CALS’ spring graduates at these two commencement-related activities on Saturday, May 16: As in years past, CALS is hosting […]