Filter
- All Events – Displays all events from today.wisc.edu.
- Tag – Allows you to only show events based on a specific tag. If you know the specific tag value, you can type it in. Otherwise, you can choose an option from the suggestions list.
- Custom Feed ID – Show events from a curated feed. WiscWeb has some helpful documentation here on how to create a custom feed.
To display all CALS events, use event feed 30 - Event ID – Show one specific event on your page. Any changes made on today.wisc.edu will reflect in the block on your page, though changes may not always display immediately. To get the event ID, open the event in today.wisc.edu, and enter the number at the end of the URL.
In the example https://today.wisc.edu/events/view/123456, 123456 is the event ID.
Limit
The maximum number of events to display. It is recommended you keep this number no more than 5 to keep lists short and scannable. You can always add a button below the block that links out for users to view “More Events” on today.wisc.edu.
Fields
Allows you to control which additional fields from the event will be displayed on the page. If there is no value for the field, the field will not display for that event. The title and date of the event will always be displayed.
Example
Event Feed ID: 30, all fields visible
- Jan26 Biochemistry Colloquium: Susan Marqusee Is the Protein Folding Problem Really Solved? Probing Hidden Conformations on the Energy Landscape 3:00 PM 1211 DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building Susan Marqusee is from the University of California, Berkeley. 608-262-3040
- Jan27 2026 Wisconsin Agricultural Outlook Forum Agriculture and International Trade: Wisconsin's Experience All Day Varsity Hall, Union South The Wisconsin Agricultural Outlook Forum is the state’s premier event for understanding the trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping Wisconsin agriculture and agribusiness. Hosted by the Renk Agribusiness Institute, the Forum brings together agribusiness leaders, policymakers, researchers, and producer-supporting organizations to explore timely issues, share insights, and shape the future of Wisconsin agriculture. $75 in person, 608-890-1948 mawebster@wisc.edu
- Jan28 When Biotechnology Goes “Wild": Stakeholder Engagement for Emerging Environmental Biotechnologies Speaker: Jason Delborne, Assistant Professor at UW-Madison's La Follette School of Public Affairs 12:05 PM-12:55 PM 1420 Microbial Sciences Testing and releasing new environmental biotechnologies raise questions about governance, communication with stakeholders and rightsholders, and responsible innovation. Delborne will describe his work to design meaningful stakeholder engagement in this space, referencing case studies like the genetically engineered American chestnut tree, genetic biocontrol strategies to manage aquatic invasive species in the Great Lakes region and more. Part of LSC's 2026 Science Communication Colloquium. cnalley@wisc.edu
- Jan29 Cryo-EM THURSDAY MORNING MEET UP! Silvia Cavagnero – Exploring Protein Folding and Dynamics at Birth 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 1211 DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building Cryo-EM Microscopy Research Center invites the Cryo-EM Community to a seminar by Prof Silvia Cavagnero of the UW-Madison Chemistry Dept. Please register at: https://forms.gle/T6z9yQDU39CjpAo2A 608-262-3040
- Feb02 CALS Case Competition with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Solve a real-world scenario and win prizes! 8:00 AM Participate in a 3-week CALS case competition focused on Wisconsin DNR’s work with farmers on nutrient management, agricultural runoff, and nonpoint source pollution. Open to all CALS undergraduates. Students work in teams (~5 hrs/week) to develop real-world recommendations and present to judges on March 13. Prizes awarded to top teams, plus lunch provided. Application open from February 2- February 17. jpbeach@wisc.edu