When the Curies announced their discovery of radium in 1898, the world took note–and not just the scientific community. Many uses were […]
These phenomena that we have seen seem to us inexplicable by any trickery–tables rising from four legs, transport of faraway objects, hands […]
What happens when non-scientists tell science stories? What does science look like from a humanities perspective? If you’re curious, head to the […]
Earlier in the semester, residents of Ogg Hall and Chadbourne Residential Learning Community (CRC) were invited to participate in a unique project: […]
Next time you’re in Memorial Library, don’t just run past whoever’s checking IDs and head straight for the elevators! Stop for […]
Interested in learning more about some of the science behind radium and radioactivity? Tomorrow, Capitol Lakes is hosting a talk by Cathy […]
Two of the wonderful librarians (and graduates of the UW-Madison School of Library and Information Studies) at the Library as Incubator Project […]
Radioactive author Lauren Redniss with Chancellor Encore David Ward and a sign language interpreter. When Lauren Redniss took the stage on Monday […]
With this year’s Go Big Read author event coming up fast, now is a great time to take a look at some […]
Would you like to ask this year’s Go Big Read author a question about her book, her writing process, etc.? Lauren Redniss’s […]