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  • Recent sightings: Hitting a high note Nov. 19, 2008
  • Art sale features student work Nov. 19, 2008 The Wisconsin Union Directorate’s Student Art Sale is under way and will be held through Friday, Nov. 21, at the Memorial Union.
  • Union Theater: Busy with an eclectic lineup Nov. 5, 2008 The Wisconsin Union Theater has a knack for booking some of the hottest and most interesting performers around. That talent will be obvious in the next few weeks, as the theater is especially busy with an eclectic lineup that includes world music, tap dance, Cajun folk music, and songs and ballads with medieval and contemporary influences.
  • Proposed Google settlement could propel UW book digitization efforts Oct. 28, 2008 A landmark proposed settlement announced today between Google and national author and publisher organizations could bring significant enhancements to the University of Wisconsin-Madison's digitization partnership with the information technology company.
  • Stitched tapestry of Hmong history unveiled at Multicultural Center Oct. 27, 2008 The University of Wisconsin-Madison Multicultural Student Center (MSC) unveiled a colorful, wall-sized stitched tapestry depicting the history of the Hmong people during a celebration and ceremony this week.
  • Chancellor Martin Chancellor Martin address: Sustaining UW-Madison’s greatness Oct. 24, 2008 In her first major public address before 800-plus campus and community members at the Kohl Center Thursday, Chancellor Carolyn “Biddy” Martin outlined an ambitious set of priorities for sustaining greatness at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
  • Love conquers all in University Opera’s ‘Widow’ Oct. 22, 2008 Does being rich make us easier to love? Well, wealth certainly makes us more attractive to suitors. But are their intentions true, or are they only gold diggers interested in marrying a fortune? This is the dilemma posed in Franz Lehar’s lively operetta “The Merry Widow,” which returns to the stage in Music Hall after 25 years with University Opera.
  • Semi-annual Library Friends fall book sale starts today Oct. 15, 2008 The fall book sale, organized by the Friends of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, takes place today (Wednesday, Oct. 15) through Saturday, Oct. 18 in conjunction with the Wisconsin Book Festival.
  • Photo of Henry Drewal Exhibition reveals passion for African arts Oct. 14, 2008 For those who believe a tidy, antiseptic workplace free of distractions improves productivity, a visit to Henry Drewal’s office in the Elvehjem Building will challenge that notion.
  • UW contributes to 'Extreme Makeover' episode on Oct. 12 Oct. 10, 2008 When "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" airs on ABC this Sunday night at 7 p.m., viewers may notice some familiar items in the Anders-Beatty home.
  • Spoken word’s best featured in ‘Passing the Mic’ Oct. 8, 2008 The Passing the Mic Series has become a signature event of the Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives (OMAI) and is an important component of the annual Wisconsin Book Festival. Now in its fourth year, the event showcases spoken-word poet-performers from UW–Madison, teams of teen poets from around the country, and nationally known leaders and hip-hop performers. Passing the Mic events are scheduled for Oct. 16–18 in venues on campus and in Madison.
  • UW students and alumni to connect at career networking event Oct. 7, 2008 University of Wisconsin-Madison students and alumni will have the chance to make personal and professional connections at an upcoming career event on campus.
  • New student magazine hopes to reach all Badgers Oct. 1, 2008 A new magazine produced by and featuring UW-Madison students targets all Badgers.
  • Still from The Great McGinty Cinematheque series explores American politics Sept. 24, 2008 It seems as if the presidential campaigning has been going on forever. With primaries, caucuses, dueling ad campaigns and the spectacle of conventions designed to energize the faithful, even the most dutiful voting citizen can grow weary. Mercifully, Cinematheque will rescue us with films that explore American politics and give some healthy perspective to the chatter.
  • Madison, Milwaukee UW collaboration offers variety, model for future Sept. 24, 2008 A new doctoral initiative that explores buildings, landscapes and cultures may make the distance between Madison and Milwaukee just a little bit smaller, at least figuratively speaking.
  • Photo of choral performer Performance Center to get $20 million boost Sept. 16, 2008 Two anonymous donors have made a commitment of $20 million in support of the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music's future Performance Center on the northwest corner of University Avenue and Lake Street.
  • Photo of Emily Fink singing. Recent sightings: An Evening of Celebration Sept. 16, 2008
  • Arts Institute brings musician, composer, activist Fred Ho to campus Sept. 4, 2008 The Arts Institute is pleased to welcome artist in residence Fred Ho to the University of Wisconsin-Madison this fall.
  • Tickets available for ‘An Evening of Celebration’ Aug. 20, 2008 A very special event to honor outgoing Chancellor John Wiley’s many years of service to the university is planned for 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 15, at the Overture Center for the Arts, 201 State St.
  • Tickets available for 'An Evening of Celebration' Aug. 20, 2008 The opening weeks of the academic year are always busy. They are especially busy on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus as it transitions to new leadership in the Office of the Chancellor.