Following an illustrious career, Professor Emerita Laurie Beth Clark is putting on a massive exhibition to showcase the work ...

October in Wisconsin means cooler weather, colorful leaves and the Wisconsin Science Festival. For 10 days, hundreds of events scattered across the state introduce residents to the wonders of science.

Stay up to date on search information as it becomes available, including forum locations, how to access the livestreams and ...

On Friday evening, with cheers and perhaps a few tears of joy and relief, hundreds of doctoral, master of fine arts and medical professional degree candidates celebrated the culmination of their ...

Francis Halzen was traveling for a science festival in Bergamo, Italy, when he learned last week that he was the recipient of the 2026 Nobel Prize in physics. When the University of Wisconsin–Madison ...

One promising approach to targeting unwanted bacteria is phage therapy, which uses naturally occurring and engineered viruses known as phages (illustrated above, resting on the surface of a host cell) ...

Through the Center for Humanistic Inquiry into AI and Uncertainty, researchers in UW's College of Letters & Science are answering the tough AI questions.

For environmental studies students, nature can be the best classroom. In late July, graduate students enrolled in Conservation of Biodiversity spent a day at Six Mile Creek in Waunakee, Wisconsin, ...

The University of Wisconsin–Madison has been ranked among the top 10 public institutions in the country for undergraduate education in the 2027 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges ...

After opening to students and faculty on the first day of the fall semester, Irving & Dorothy Levy Hall was celebrated Thursday with an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony. Filled with natural ...

A new state-of-the art facility to support student and community health will nearly triple the size of the former Natatorium, serving more students and community members with recreational and ...