CALS faculty, staff and alumni are welcome to watch recorded lectures for the new course “Hort 375: Structural Racism in the U.S. Agricultural System,” coordinated […]

On Thursday, May 13, the CALS community gathered remotely for an All-College Meeting. Topics included the CALS climate survey; college and campus projects; an update […]

Fatty acids, the compounds that provide antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits through diets rich in leafy greens and fish, are now also heralded for their versatility […]

Forward BIOLABS is the only coworking life science lab of its kind in Wisconsin that helps biohealth startups get off the ground without the typical overhead […]

Whether it’s commenting on today’s politics or something a bit more obscure, University Communications can get some pretty interesting media requests. Fortunately, there are more […]

Are you a manager or supervisor who will be engaging employees in conversations about their new titles and position descriptions as part of the Title […]

May is a prime time to visit your local greenhouse, nursery or garden center to buy annuals, perennials and vegetables for your home garden.  Unfortunately, […]

Over the spring semester, teams representing CALS departments, centers, and other units have been meeting to discuss the results of the CALS climate survey and […]

Bill Barker, associate dean for research and graduate programs in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, is set to retire on June 30, 2021 […]

Last week nearly 120 faculty, staff, friends, and supporters of CALS attended the virtual CALS Awards ceremony. The speakers were together – physically distanced and […]