Pandemic spawns hope for faith in journalism
Conventional wisdom has written print journalism’s obituary many times, as revenues decline and outlets shut down. But there are signs of hope.
Vacant, but not empty: Student explores use of abandoned properties
Vacant buildings are often seen as remnants of the housing crisis or industries in decline, but graduate student Elsa Noterman says these properties are often put to constructive use.
Public input sought on state roadmap for global language education
As Wisconsin competes in an increasingly global economy, business and education leaders are seeking feedback on a "language roadmap."
Video
Colleagues, students and the UW Band staged a surprise 80th birthday celebration Monday for Zoology Professor Tony Stretton near the end of his Introductory Biology lecture.
UW-Madison on Twitter
;
When tobacco farms in part of Uganda nearly destroyed chimps’ source of essential minerals, chimps turned to another source: bat feces.🦇🙊
@GoldbergTony & colleagues published new work about the behavior & its implications for the spread of new diseases.
My deepest appreciation to Ian Robertson for his outstanding leadership of @UWMadENGR over the last decade. His tireless efforts have helped us to better serve our students, business and industry partners and the state.
The Tortured Badgers Department
Closing out with a 25-13 win in the third set 🤍
Science is awesome. And it results in some pretty cool images.
Our Cool Science Image contest features renderings, illustrations, photos, videos, art and more captured by the #UWMadison community while advancing @UWMadScience. Entries are due June 15.
Enter your amazing science visuals in the 2024 Cool Science Image Contest
Members of the UW–Madison community may enter up to three images by the June 15 deadline.
news.wisc.edu
UW-Madison on Instagram
Featured Expert
Keith Poulsen: Avian flu in dairy cows and milk
The USDA has been tracking a highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza in dairy herds across the country. Keith Poulsen, an expert in… More
Events calendar
April
-
25
Celebrating the opening of the 2024 Russell and Paula Panczenko MFA Prize winning exhibition, 'my mother is a horse. an exhibition by cat birk.'
- 25
- 25
UW collaboration builds resilience in the wake of Hurricane Maria
Shane Hubbard has long been working to help emergency managers and their communities understand their risks with respect to natural hazards so they can develop mitigation plans and manage during severe weather.
Groundbreaking hearing researcher shares $1 million prize
Robert Fettiplace, who pioneered techniques to better understand the physiology of hearing, is one of the winners of the Kavli Prize in Neuroscience, for work that helped unravel the mysteries hearing and deafness.
The brains behind the traffic: 4 questions for mobility maven
David Noyce, director of the Traffic Operations and Safety Laboratory in the UW–Madison College of Engineering, is at the forefront of efforts to streamline highway and vehicle infrastructure for greater safety and efficiency.