The Midwest Invasive Plant Network has been chosen as the recipient of the 2013 Education and Awareness on Invasive Species Partner Award from the United States […]

When first-timers visit a Japanese-style garden during the summer, one thing tends to stick out: it’s primarily green. “One of the comments we get the […]

The campus interactive recycling map has been recently updated to include all tower locations on campus that accept e-waste, batteries, printer cartridges, cell phones, and […]

This week’s Wednesday Nite@The Lab will tell an extraordinary story about the many lives connected to a heart transplantation. “A Wisconsin Journey of the Heart” opens […]

Federal funding opportunities from the week of July 14th – July 18th DOD Ecologically Sustainable Fire Risk Reduction Modification 3 Information Innovation Office (I2O) Office-Wide […]

Selected opportunities from CALS’ listing of non-federal funding opportunities in agriculture, life sciences and related fields. View and search the entire list (updated weekly!). Summer […]

In the News: Ouch! Mosquito population on the rise, experts say Kenosha News 7/18/14 Quoted: P.J. Liesch, Entomology Quoted: Susan Paskewitz, Entomology Awareness Is Overrated […]

“If I took all the hail storms I’ve seen in my life and put them into one storm, that’s what we had.” The night of […]

When it comes to science, socioeconomic status may widen confidence gaps among the least and most educated groups in society, according to a team of […]

It takes a lot of medication to treat a big tree. Aaron Gilmore and Gary Schakelman, tree specialists with the UW grounds department, spent all of Monday […]