Monday, June 30
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• All Hands meeting 11:15 a.m. Wednesday in Auditorium
• CMS 101 tutorials prepare students for analysis
• Photo of the Day: Computing Division logs 3 million safe hours
• Safety Tip: Safety feedback
• From New Scientist, June 26, 2008: 'Frozen' stars could shed light on dark matter

Friday, June 27
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• Special Director's Corner: Great News!!
• Photo of the Day: Enrico Fermi descendants tour namesake laboratory
• Barb Kristen retires today
• From Kane County Chronicle, June 27, 2008: U.S. Senate approves funding bill for Fermilab
• From iSGTW: Grid computing walks the standard line: thinking inside the box

Thursday, June 26
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• Let the physics begin
• Photo of the Day: GSA poster award winners
• Result of the Week: Are stop and top fraternal twins?
• From MSNBC Cosmic Log, June 24, 2008: Doomsday lawsuit dissed

Wednesday, June 25
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• Theorists look to test ideas with space data
• In Memoriam: Charles Bonham
• From the Particle Physics Division: Four years
• From Interactions.org, June 25, 2008: Huge lenses to observe cosmic dark energy

Tuesday, June 24
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• "Déjà Vu" movie time machine inspired by CDF detector
• Director's Corner: Update
• Science Adventure program registration ends today
• From BBC News, June 23, 2008: Earth 'not at risk' from collider

Monday, June 23
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• CERN Council looks forward to LHC start-up
• Safety Tip: Safety feedback
• Fermilab pool opening July 1
• Science in Art 2008 issues call for art
• From Crain's Chicago Business, June 20, 2008: Bailout for Fermilab, Argonne nears

Friday, June 20
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• Voluntary layoffs
• Illinois breaks ground on state's first proton-therapy center
• From iSGTW: The U.S. embraces HealthGrid
• From Beacon News, June 20, 2008: House action hailed as solution to Fermilab's funding woes

Thursday, June 19
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• Former summer intern helps boost nanotechnology
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Upstaging the W boson
• From AIP FYI, June 18, 2008: House appropriators release FY2009 Department of Energy funding bill
• Announcement: Groundbreaking today for NIU proton therapy center

Wednesday, June 18
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• Critter-gitter explains how Fermilab balances wildlife
• Accelerators, DZero tune up for discoveries
• From New Scientist blogs, June 13, 2008: British satirist Chris Morris talks physics at CERN
• From USA Today, June 17, 2008: Sun might hold secret of dark matter

Tuesday, June 17
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• Lessons learned: CDF and DZero share tips with CMS
• Education
• From Times Online, June 14, 2008: Nobel prize physicist in the making
• From nature, June 13, 2008: Chillin' out at the LHC

Monday, June 16
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• Lessons learned: CDF and DZero share tips with CMS
• From the WDRS: Update on layoffs
• Photo of the Day: 41-year anniversary
• From nature, June 13, 2008: The price isn't right

Friday, June 13
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• DZero founder turns 7-Zero, to accolades
• From iSGTW: A slimmer Milky Way
• Voluntary layoff information
• From New Scientist, June 12, 2008: Would an antimatter apple fall up?

Thursday, June 12
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• "Final Theory" part science fiction, part physics lesson
• Photo of the Day: At the end of the rainbow
• Result of the Week: Hungry for the Higgs
• From New York Times, June 10, 2008: Physicists in Congress calculate their influence
• From Chicago Tribune, June 12, 2008: Batavia laboratory contributes key component of NASA telescope

Wednesday, June 11
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• NASA's GLAST scheduled to launch today
• Citizens' task force delivers recommendations
• Parking restricted for Wilson Hall repairs
• From the CMS Center: Testing by acronyms
• Voluntary layoff information
• ES&H weekly report, June 10

Tuesday, June 10
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• P5 roadmap, Fermilab future focus of workshop
• Director's Corner: Users' Meeting
• From TIME, June 2008: Photo essay: The Large Hadron Particle Collider
• From Daily Herald, June 7, 2008: Fermilab needs boost from energy bill

Monday, June 9
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• 750 employees offered voluntary separation
  First step in staff reduction of 140
• Safety Tip of the Week: The heat is on
• From AIP FYI, June 6, 2008: Appropriations Update: FY2008 and FY2009
• From Interactions.org, June 5, 2008: INFN researcher invents a new technique for particle accelerators

Friday, June 6
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• Voluntary separation information update
• Fermilab users consider opportunity, challenges
• From symmetry breaking: Tech magnate donates another $50 million to Canada's Perimeter Institute
• From iSGTW: Friendly but fierce competition for the Higgs

Thursday, June 5
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• Users' Meeting today
• Fermilab hears views from Washington, D.C.
• From symmetry breaking: Fermilab still in race for Higgs boson
• Result of the Week: Things that go "bump" in the dark
• From New Scientist Space, June 4, 2008: Nearby galaxies are chock-full of dark matter

Wednesday, June 4
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• Users' Meeting begins today
• Project X, P5-report alignment focus of third workshop
• URA selects two winners of 11th thesis competition
• From the Technical Division: Optics crucial to achieve long-term vision for LHC
• ES&H weekly report, June 3

Tuesday, June 3
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• Users' Meeting provides glimpse into Fermilab future
• Director's Corner: HEPAP and P5
• Photo of the Day: DZero collaborators plan, celebrate at May meeting
• From Daily Herald, June 1, 2008: $5 million anonymous donation will help Fermilab through October
• From Interactions.org, May 28, 2008: High-energy physics labs join to build a new scientific information system spared the axe

Monday, June 2
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• Fermilab built parts to help GLAST search for dark matter
• Safety Tip of the Week: Give safety a hand
• In Memoriam: Art Neubauer
• From Science, May 30, 2008: Particle Physics: Does Fermilab have a future?
• From New Scientist, May 30, 2008: US particle physics spared the axe