For people that suffer from rare mitochondrial diseases, there aren’t many places to turn. The United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation (UMDF) is one organization providing resources […]

Graduate students don’t always start their studies with the goal of becoming an inventor. But the numbers show a different outcome: over half of UW–Madison […]

Graduate School Dean, William J. Karpus, has established a graduate student advisory board with membership from a diverse array of academic disciplines and perspectives. Karpus intends […]

Audrey Simard, a graduate student in the UW-Madison Department of Entomology, studies the effects turfgrass fungicides can have on pollinators. Some types of turfgrass release […]

Beginning Sept 9, UW–Madison students (including student employees) will have the opportunity to enroll in multi-factor authentication (MFA-Duo). All students will be required to enroll […]

Come support CALS students as they present their research projects at the CALS Undergraduate Research Symposium! The symposium will feature both posters and oral presentations. […]

The CALS Office of Academic Affairs has four study abroad peer advisors, whose role in 116 Ag Hall is to meet with fellow students interested […]

This year’s Christmas tree sale was the busiest yet. Organizers increased the number of trees available but still sold out before noon on Saturday (a […]

The CALS Undergraduate Research Symposium aims to give students in scientific research a chance to communicate their research with others.

The following is a message to the CALS community from Craig Johnston, advisor of the UW Forestry Club: On behalf of the UW Forestry Club, […]