Wednesday, March 31
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• India-Fermilab SRF cavity passes first test
• From FESS: New environmental efforts
• From National Geographic, March 30, 2010: Large Hadron Collider smashes protons, sets record
• From Vanity Fair, March 30, 2010: Ask a nuclear physicist: What exactly did the L.H.C. do today?

Tuesday, March 30
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• Physics begins at the Large Hadron Collider
• Director's Corner: Kudos!
• Photo of the Day: LHC achieves and celebrates record 7 TeV collisions
• From the American Museum of Natural History, March 24, 2010: New Astrobulletin feature investigates dark mystery

Monday, March 29
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• Technical Division lessens paper waste
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Be prepared for severe weather
• From Achenblog, a Washington Post blog, March 19, 2010: Time to smash things up

Friday, March 26
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• New leaders named for dark energy experiment
• Recreation Feature of the Month: Classes, events and discounts for April
• Reminder: lights out for Earth Hour this Saturday
• From Nature News, March 24, 2010: Physics: The Large Human Collider

Thursday, March 25
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• High rise lights go out for Earth Hour
• Result of the Week: Studying the heaviest quark using the lightest leptons
• Service awards
• From Vancouver Sun, March 24, 2010: In search of an elusive particle
• From Chicago Tribune, March 24, 2010: Fermilab gives new challenges a whirl

Wednesday, March 24
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• Fermilab's newest lab helps to prevent pain, injury
• From the Finance Section A taxing subject
• ES&H weekly report, March 22
• From Science Insider, March 24, 2010: New report explains 'Why So Few' women in science
• From Space.com, March 23, 2010: How black holes gobble dark matter

Tuesday, March 23
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• MINERvA caps detector with final module
• Director's Corner: Visiting committee
• CERN press release: CERN sets date for first attempt at 7 TeV collisions in the LHC
• Photo of the Day: Spring weather wakes local butterfly population
• From iSGTW: OSG All Hands meeting

Monday, March 22
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• Tevatron sets new initial luminosity record
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Computer Security: Don’t share your home wireless
• CERN press release: LHC sets new record – accelerates beam to 3.5 TeV
• Employee Advisory Group meetings begin this week
• From Science (subscription required), March 19, 2010: Budget shortfall could derail plans for underground lab

Friday, March 19
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• Special Result of the Week: Neutrinos: Heralds of the stars
• ARRA funds construction for industrial building addition
• Photo of the Day: Lone swan among geese
• Learn about enhancements to your retirement plans
• Ask HR - 15th floor comes to AD on Monday
• From symmetry breaking: CMS event display — decoded!

Thursday, March 18
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• Fermilab honored to host SOI pixel workshop
• Result of the Week: Finding b quarks
• Fermilab's Tingjun Yang wins APS dissertation award
• From Nature News, March 17, 2010: Hunt for the sterile neutrino heats up

Wednesday, March 17
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• ArgoNeuT detector, collaborators resurface
• From the CMS Center: CMS comes on strong
• In Brief: SciTech Night at the Museum
• From NPR, March 16, 2010: One universe too many? String theories, the multiverse and the future of physics.

Tuesday, March 16
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• Traffic safety Q&A
• Director's Corner: HEPAP
• Photo of the Day: MINERvA completes construction
• Atom and Eve: Fermilab’s First International Women’s Day
• From Beacon News, March 15, 2010: Progress, but long way to go for women in science
• From Associated Content, March 15, 2010: Physics lab in underground mine in northern Minnesota studying neutrinos

Monday, March 15
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• In Memoriam: Jim Sanford
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Why coyotes are your friends
• Photo of the Day: Light up the night
• EAP offers March Webinars
• From Beacon News, March 14, 2010: Without science, our minds would be filled with potholes

Friday, March 12
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• CMS Result of the Month: The strangest thing we’ve ever seen
• Recovery Act Feature: Wilson Hall to receive new emergency generator
• From INFN, March 11, 2010: A first look at the Earth interior from the Gran Sasso underground laboratory

Thursday, March 11
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• AD keeps records coming
• Result of the Week: CDF masters another Higgs background
• Service Desk announcements in 140 characters
• Photo of the Day: New employees – March 1
• From Nature News,, March 10, 2010: Einstein passes cosmic test

Wednesday, March 10
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• Director chooses Vicky White to head computing
• From the Accelerator Physics Center: Virtual accelerators
• Take time out for art today - twice - at lecture, reception
• Safety Update
• Special Announcement: Build and fly a delta dart tonight at Kuhn Barn

Tuesday, March 9
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• Computing update
• Director's Corner: International Women’s Day
• Gender, race and science education talk here today
• Photos of the Day: Fermilab celebrates International Women's Day
• Public lecture opportunity: The LHC – At Discovery’s Horizon
• From Discovery News, March 6, 2010: Come feel the noise

Monday, March 8
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• What do women (at Fermilab) really want?
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Three days out and you’re in - the doctor’s office
• In Memoriam: Steve Gordon
• From symmetry breaking, March 8, 2010: Honoring women in particle physics
• Gender, race and science education talk at Fermilab Tuesday

Friday, March 5
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• Milestones
• Teens master particle physics from afar
• From symmetry breaking: Deep underground science: new issue of symmetry online
• Recovery Act Feature: NOvA detector to sit under uniquely protective roof
• From Science News, Feb. 26, 2010: Hogan’s noise

Thursday, March 4
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• Computing update
• Result of the Week: Why is it so hard to find the Higgs boson?
• From symmetry breaking: Deep underground science: new issue of symmetry online
• Photo of the Day: New employees - Feb. 1
• Physicists: Sign up for the Adopt-a-Physicist program
• From the Daily Herald, March 3, 2010: Fermilab says it will still be relevant, even as LHC begins work
• From Medill Reports, March 3, 2010: Fermilab continues to search for the building blocks of the universe

Wednesday, March 3
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• Contractor to implement energy conservation measures at Fermilab
• From the ES&H Section: ES&H updates
• Beware of the aggressive geese, its nesting time
• Reminder: Limited dialing tonight
• From Science News, March 1, 2010: For kids: The hottest soup in New York

Tuesday, March 2
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• Top quark turns 15 today
• Tornado drill at 10 a.m. today for Wilson Hall
• Improving traffic safety: no on-site cell phone use while driving, online safety training
• Director's Corner: ICFA and ILCSC
• From the Geneva Sun, Feb. 28, 2010: The federal stimulus package: 1 year later
• From the Associated Press, Feb. 28, 2010: Atom smasher restarts to prepare for new science

Monday, March 1
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• Fermilab celebrates Women's History Month in March
• Rick Cavanaugh named new LPC co-coordinator
• Immigration information law session at noon today
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Looking out for wildlife
• After-hours phone service outage 1-2 a.m. on March 4
• From symmetry breaking: Physics is a hoot when it’s a tweet