Campus message about UW measles case
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is currently working closely with Public Health Madison & Dane County and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to investigate a confirmed measles case in a student. The student lives in an off-campus apartment in Madison and is recovering after receiving medical care, but it’s possible others on campus may have been exposed to the virus.
Sign up for Dean Gillaspy’s February office hours
Dean Glenda Gillaspy will be holding office hours for faculty, staff and graduate students who wish to meet with her and discuss college topics. Openings […]
Celebrate Black History Month with on-campus events
This Black History Month is a celebration of Black Love in all its powerful forms—sacrificial and unconditional love, self-love, familial bonds, deep friendship, and romantic […]
CALS News
Events
- Feb 4
- 12:05 PM Public Understanding of the Search for Extraterrestrial Life Virtual Speaker: Brianne Suldovsky, Associate Professor, Department of Communication, Portland State University
- Feb 5
- 3:30 PM Phage Foundry, a systematic multi-scale phage characterization capability to combat bacterial pathogens Vivek Mutalik -- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | Host -- Karthik Anantharaman
- Feb 9
- 3:00 PM Biochemistry Colloquium: Sara Nowinski Mitochondrial Phosphopantetheinylation: The Modification You Can’t Pronounce but Should Know
- Feb 10
- 12:00 PM Veeva Systems Open House – Madison Explore consulting careers in life sciences | Registration required
- 4:30 PM CALS Investiture Ceremony
See today.wisc.edu for full event listings and locations.
Campus message about UW measles case
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is currently working closely with Public Health Madison & Dane County and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to investigate a confirmed measles case in a student. The student lives in an off-campus apartment in Madison and is recovering after receiving medical care, but it’s possible others on campus may have been exposed to the virus.
Nominations for CALS Wisconsin Distinguished Graduate Fellowships due Mar. 13
CALS has several Wisconsin Distinguished Graduate Fellowships to award on a college-wide basis for FY 2026-2027. The CALS Research Division is pleased to release these […]
Faculty, staff and students invited to attend CALS rural/small town student networking event – Feb. 5
Resurrected ancient enzyme offers new window into early Earth and the search for life beyond it
Sign up for Dean Gillaspy’s February office hours
Dean Glenda Gillaspy will be holding office hours for faculty, staff and graduate students who wish to meet with her and discuss college topics. Openings […]
Celebrate Black History Month with on-campus events
This Black History Month is a celebration of Black Love in all its powerful forms—sacrificial and unconditional love, self-love, familial bonds, deep friendship, and romantic […]
Brad Bolling and colleagues publish review summarizing research on wild blueberries and cardiometabolic health
Share your dairy-related research at the Dairy Symposium on May 12
Share your science at UW–Madison Science Expeditions campus open house – Apr. 10–12
Bioinformatics Café series offering hands-on tutorial on running AlphaFold3 on CHTC – Feb. 11
Retirement celebration for Kurt Pickar on Feb. 5
CALS in the News for the week of January 24–30
In the News Is whole milk healthy for school-aged children?Wisconsin Public Radio – The Larry Meiller Show, 1/29/26Interviewed: Andrea Miller, Center for Dairy Research Agency […]