People who burn a lot of calories are not less vulnerable than couch-potato counterparts to putting on pounds during the holiday season, according to research […]

The traditional spring and summer construction season on campus really hasn’t begun yet, but Observatory Drive between Charter Street and Babcock Drive is expected to […]

As Wisconsin lawmakers debate whether to establish a hunting season for sandhill cranes, Mark Berres  hopes they’ll consider more than just the sheer number of […]

The Wisconsin National Guard’s 82nd Agriculture Development Team held a send-off ceremony on Feb. 4 and will be leaving for Afghanistan in about two weeks. […]

Potatoes grown to make potato chips and related products are big business in Wisconsin, and CALS research on potato quality and storage are keys to […]

The UW community and the world of genetics lost a prominent member and friend recently. On Tuesday, Jan. 31, Wisconsin Public Radio Host (and CALS […]

If the cold weather has you missing tiny wildlife, take a virtual visit to the Currie Lab’s ant cam, a 24-hour window into the colony […]

The Why Files 2012 UW-Madison Cool Science Images Contest is soliciting interesting, beautiful and meaningful science and science-related images from the University community. The winning […]

A final reminder: This Wednesday, Feb. 1 is the deadline for nominations for the 2012 CALS faculty, academic staff and classified staff awards. Here are […]

Last Friday, 18 Wisconsin meat processors from small plants around the state were the first-ever graduates of the UW’s Master Meat Crafter Training Program. They’ve […]