Monday, April 30
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• Reconstructing the universe, piece by piece
• Safety Tip of the Week: Electrical safety reminder
• From Scientific American, April 27, 2007: Magnet Trouble Likely to Complicate Start of Large Hadron Collider

Friday, April 27
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• Fermilab Users Meeting to celebrate 40th anniversary
• ILC Newsline Director's Corner: KEK and Fermilab sign agreement to strengthen collaboration
• Update on LHC Inner Triplets
• From Interactions.org Press Release, April 26, 2007: Closing the gap: descent of the last LHC magnet

Thursday, April 26
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• SciBooNE's aggressive move targets June commissioning
• Fermilab and partners create network for spouse placement
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Charged on Top
• From iSGTW: Medical Research on the Erasmus Computing Grid
• From New Scientist, April 20, 2007: MiniBooNE interview podcast

Wednesday, April 25
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• Behind the scenes in the conference office
• Kodee's Journey Home
• From FESS: Special words of gratitude
• From Chicago Sun Times, April 24, 2007: 3-D images put NASA up close with sun

Tuesday, April 24
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• Lincoln Park HS students mark Particle Accelerator Day
• KEK Director General Suzuki signs MOU
• Director's Corner: Responsibility
• From American Institute of Physics, April 23, 2007: Tevatron's Higgs Quest Quickens

Monday, April 23
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• Fermilab hosts National Mathematics Advisory Panel
• SciBooNE gets ready to move
• Precautions after treatment with radioactive isotopes
• From BBC News April 20, 2007: Dwarf stars emit powerful pulse

Friday, April 20
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• Crane will give SciBooNE detector a lift to its new home
• Fermilab Update on Inner Triplets at CERN
• Argonne, Fermilab celebrate Illinois Particle Accelerator Day
• ILC Newsline: SiD plans for the road ahead
• From nature.com, April 19, 2007: Colliders race for the Higgs
• From nature.com, April 19, 2007: Evidence for fourth neutrino fades

Thursday, April 19
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• Rare Peregrine pair spotted: Are they resting or nesting?
• Scout's Honor
• From iSGTW: Open Science Grid: Living up to the Name
• Result of the Week: Focusing on the Top Quark
• From Ledger-Enquirer.com, April 17, 2007: U.S. losing its lead in a vital branch of physics

Wednesday, April 18
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• U of C names Laurence Hill Associate Vice President for Research and National Labs
• Severe Weather Seminar will hit Fermilab twice on Saturday
• From FESS: Planning to move forward
• From nature.com, April 17, 2007: Dark matter looks to be particularly wimpy

Tuesday, April 17
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• First buffalo babies arrive
• Director's Corner: Steering
• From The New Haven Register, April 13, 2007: Study casts new light on neutrinos

Monday, April 16
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• Fermilab to highlight recycling and restoration efforts at Expo
• Laboratory Releases Physics Advisory Committee Report
• Safety Tip of the Week: Pandemic flu planning
• From Science Daily, April 13, 2007: Physicists Designing Detector For International Particle Collider

Friday, April 13
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• Super-cool superconductors
• First edition of NewsLine Q
• From ILC Newsline: Building prep almost complete for Fermilab's ILC Test Area
• From Scientific American, April 12, 2007: Experiment Nixes Fourth Neutrino

Thursday, April 12
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• MiniBooNE opens the box
• Best of Dance Chicago
• From iSGTW: GridPP: the UK Grid for Particle Physics
• Fermilab Result of the Week: CDF lowers the roof on Higgs
• From The New York Times, April 11, 2007: How Did the Universe Survive the Big Bang? In This Experiment, Clues Remain Elusive

Wednesday, April 11
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• IMPRINT makes an impression
• Business or 'bribe'?
• From Interactions.org April 9, 2007: Fellowships aim to stimulate young theoretical physicists

Tuesday, April 10
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• In Memoriam: Robert Betz, prairie visionary
• Director's Corner: Update
• From NPR's All Things Considered April 9, 2007: The World's Largest Particle Accelerator

Monday, April 9
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• Prairie fires continue their critical role in restoration
• Safety Tip of the Week: Tips on ES&H Training
• From NPR's Morning Edition April 9, 2007: Massive Particle Accelerator Revving Up

Friday, April 6
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• What's in a Name?: Color charge
• From ILC Newsline: Hot out of the oven, Saclay team improves cavity baking
• Milestones: 1967: First users' meeting
• From Scientific American, April 5, 2007: Bursting magnets may delay CERN collider project

Thursday, April 5
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• CMS' Gutsche gets grid going with workshop and seminars
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Using the buddy system
• Raiford succeeds Buckley in transition for FT interns
• From iSGTW: EGEE-II: A Grid for Research
• From The Beacon News, April 5, 2007: Eyes on Fermilab after part explodes in Switzerland

Wednesday, April 4
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• The real story: New editor welcomed at Fermilab Today
• The other reasons
• In Memoriam: Court Bohn
• From The New York Times, April 3, 2007: Long-Awaited Cosmic-Ray Detector May Be Shelved

Tuesday, April 3
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• Fermilab Update on Inner Triplet Magnets at LHC
• Director's Corner: The World Stage
• Bhat new secretary-treasurer of APS physics-society forum
• From Nature.com, April 3, 2007: Magnet failure could delay hunt for Higgs

Monday, April 2
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• HF: First CMS subsystem takes data underground
• Safety Tip of the Week: Goose haven?
• Special Announcement: LHC triplet magnet information tomorrow
• Fishing in Fermilab's ponds: Come on in, the water's fine
• The American Institute of Physics Bulletin of Science Policy News, March 30, 2007: Upbeat Appropriations Hearings on DOE Science Request