There’s a story going around Nancy Nicholas Hall these days about a professor, teaching with his back to the building’s north-facing windows, who was interrupted […]

Reprinted from Cooperative Extension news A new study published in the Journal for Religion, Nature and Culture explores how religion can play a positive role […]

When it comes to economic growth and environmental impacts, it can seem like Newton’s third law of motion is the rule — for every action, […]

In their quest to make cellulosic biofuel a viable energy option, many researchers are looking to marginal lands — those unsuitable for growing food — […]

Follow UW-Madison entomologist Claudio Gratton as he studies native bees and their habitats in search of new options for pollinating plants. The video was produced […]

Predicting when and how much to water fields is especially difficult when weather conditions trend to the extreme. University of Wisconsin-Madison research is yielding technologies […]

Many Wisconsin residents supported the state’s decision to initiate the first managed wolf hunt in state history from October through December 2012, but support varied […]