Stop Line 3: The Indigenous-led fight to halt construction on the last remaining segment of a thousand-mile pipeline
The crumbling Line 3 can only operate at half capacity, if finished, the replacement would restore it to its full capacity of 760,000 barrels per day
Concrete slab from Van Hise facade breaks off, crashes outside front entrance
No one was injured in the collapse
UW experts offer perspective on recent Faculty Senate fossil fuel divestment resolution
Three professors cited economic and ethical reasons in their support for the resolution.
The Lab Report: Developing antiviral compounds and alternatives to radioactive labeling
'We're trying to understand what makes proteins special,' Gellman Group principle investigator says
Wisconsin Partnership Program awards $6 million through annual grant program
This year's awardees include groups promoting Black men's health, reducing farmer suicide and removing legal barriers to wellness.
UW discovery changes current understanding of insulin pathway
UW scientists, Yale-based collaborators redefined insulin release pathway
ASM calls on UW to pay telecommuting workers, implement pass/fail grading option
UW to allow ASM reps to be paid for international work, ASM reps express disappointment after UW Dean leaves meeting early
Thanksgiving will lead to increase in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, UW expert says
'It is recommended to be tested 3 to 5 days after return and then again 10 to 12 days after returning,' infectious disease epidemiology expert says
UW patent arm ordered to pay Washington University $32 million in damages for violation of patent agreement
Ruling found WARF 'systematically diluted the relative value' of patent
