Society & Culture
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.
Wild Wisconsin yeast find their way into bread, beer, and class
A Sheboygan strain of yeast is being tried in both bread and beer, through the work of UW–Madison and its industry partners. One question to be answered: How does it taste?
UW programs among Evjue Foundation award recipients
The charitable arm of the Capital Times is providing $370,500 for 30 campus projects and programs in the humanities, science, the arts, health, media and more. The foundation was established by William T. Evjue, the founder and longtime editor of the Madison newspaper.
Society & Culture Events
May
-
21
Join us for a red carpet event and public premiere of the film, 'Murder, They Planted'!6:00 pm, The Marquee Cinema, Union South
- 21
-
22
Camp Camp: Master of Fine Arts Exhibition by Nora Renick Rinehart2:00 pm
-
25
7:00 pm, Terrace, Memorial Union
- 27
-
27
7:00 pm, Terrace, Memorial Union
- 30