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The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) renewed its agreement with the University of Wisconsin-Madison to run the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, committing $53 million over the next five years to running the particle detector located at the center of Antarctica, according to an IceCube news release.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Interim Chancellor Eric Wilcots and Dr. Jane Kamensky, President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello in Virginia, hosted a fireside chat discussing the role of public universities in society on Sept. 16.
The Materials Science & Engineering Building photographed on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026.
Gov. Tony Evers and an array of state lawmakers, faculty and donors held a ceremony Thursday afternoon to debut Irving and Dorthy Levy Hall, University of Wisconsin-Madison's newest campus building.
As the air turns cooler and the sun sets earlier, birds begin to travel through Wisconsin for their migration south. In early fall, millions of birds can cross through Wisconsin skies in a single night. Anna Pidgeon, a Forest and Wildlife Ecology professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told The Daily Cardinal cities pose a risk for migratory birds during this important time.
August 2026 tied as the hottest month on record this year, on par with July 2023, as a strong El Niño weather event pushed already warming oceans and air temperatures even higher.
The Waisman Center is launching the Adult Autism Program, a new resource for autistic adults in Wisconsin. The program will launch its first two pilot groups in November and aims to bridge a longstanding gap in care for autistic individuals after adolescence.
Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison doesn’t end when class is out of session. Here at UW-Madison, undergraduate students can explore their interests in science, technology, engineering and the environment through registered student organizations that offer everything from professional development days and volunteering to field trips and hands-on projects.
A collaboration between Ducks Unlimited (DU) and Groundswell Conservancy will permanently protect nearly 2,000 acres of land along the Lower Sugar River in Rock County, Wisconsin, marking the largest conservation win in both organizations’ histories.
Ongoing severe drought conditions in Wisconsin are leaving native freshwater mussels stranded in shrinking rivers and streams, putting dozens of species at risk, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR).
As one of the nation’s leading research universities, the University of Wisconsin-Madison offers students access to thousands of research opportunities. In 2024, the university ranked fifth nationally in research volume and expenditures, spending $1.93 billion on research.
As Wisconsin positions itself as a hub for artificial intelligence infrastructure, environmental advocates from the Sierra Club are asking a court to require a more extensive review of one of the state’s largest proposed data center developments.
A federal push to accelerate psychedelic drug research is reshaping mental health studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where a university-affiliated institute recently secured a fast track for clinical trials as federal officials scrutinize commonly prescribed antidepressants.
The first dementia villages in the United States will open in Sheboygan in July and Fitchburg in the fall of 2027, offering dementia patients an alternative to traditional nursing homes and memory care facilities.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Bat Brigade meets weekly at sundown from April to October to walk through lakeshore paths with an echometer, a specialized microphone used for wildlife research, to track and collect data on Wisconsin’s bat populations.
University of Wisconsin-Madison professors, Jane Paulsen and Michael Newton discovered that two proteins decline in the human brain as Huntington disease develops, furthering improvements for treatments of the disease.
Gov. Tony Evers vetoed Assembly Bill 554 on March 27, which would have heavily regulated lab-grown meat products by requiring them to bear the label "lab-grown meat" and imposing criminal penalties for violations.
On the afternoon of May 2, rescue organization Pilots to the Rescue transported dozens of beagles from beagle breeder Ridglan Farms from Janesville to Caldwell, New Jersey where they will eventually go to animal rescues in New York and Virginia.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Space Place Outreach Center announced it will be closing its doors at the end of June after 35 years of astronomy outreach, due to campus budget cuts.
Amid federal funding cuts, the University of Wisconsin-Madison has strengthened its ties with the U.S. Department of Defense, including by hiring Dave Schroeder as the Director of National Security Initiatives at UW.
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