By Noa Rubnitz
Ever wonder how this masterpiece came together? We talked to each editor of the Multimedia, Promotion, Documentary, Web Design and Editorial Team about their expertise on each aspect of the website!
UW’s Center for Limnology applies research to the communities of Wisconsin
By Isaac Alter
Dating back to 1875, the Center for Limnology at the University of Wisconsin Madison has played a key role in the scientific understanding of lakes and has had an impact on both the scientific community and the communities of Wisconsin.
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Madison lakes, water inspire local writers
By Sammy Gibbons
In texts going all the way back to the Bible, water appeared frequently in literature as metaphorical and physical entities. Water forms the sea in Homer’s The Odyssey, Jay Gatsby dies by gunshot while swimming in his pool. It symbolizes new life, connects lovers and fuels life. Writers have a thing about water, according to Christine DeSmet, the director of UW-Madison’s Write-by-the-Lake program. Continue reading “Madison lakes, water inspire local writers”