Thursday, April 30
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• Concerned about swine flu?
• Result of the Week: The highest-energy collisions ever recorded
• Shirley Ann Jackson appointed to the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
• Earth Day/Arbor Day celebration postponed
• Photo of the Day: Star Wars comes to Fermilab
• From Science News, April 26, 2009: Living physics

Wednesday, April 29
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• From symmetry: Probing the heart of the atom
• Preparing like a wirewalker
• DASTOW ’09 set for June 10
• Earth Day/Arbor Day celebration postponed
• Photo of the Day: Fermilab ships completed 3.9GHz cryomodule to DESY
• From Telegraph, April 29, 2009: Obama: Nasa scientists snap most distant object in the universe

Tuesday, April 28
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• New personnel strengthen U.S. CMS operations
• Director's Corner: Celebration!
• Fermilab introduces more comprehensive Web site
• Extreme Beam lecture today, 4 p.m. in One West
• From AIP FYI, April 27, 2009: Obama: 3 percent of GDP for R&D
• From Department of Energy's Office of Science, April 27, 2009: Obama: Energy Frontier Research Center (EFRC) Awards

Monday, April 27
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• Upward and onward: Tevatron, NuMI reach records
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Landscaping with nature
• Lecture Series on Intensity Frontier starts today
• Extreme Beam lecture Tuesday, 4 p.m. in One West
• The latest from the LHC

Friday, April 24
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• From Quantum Diaries: A string of great seminars
• From symmetrybreaking: A story of the people who shaped Fermilab
• Nominations now accepted for director’s volunteer award
• Photo of the Day: Architects tour Fermilab
• From KEK Public Relations Office, April 23, 2009: T2K neutrino beamline started operation

Thursday, April 23
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• Federwitz keeps employees on task and laughing
• Result of the Week: CDF reaps double reward with double W measurement
• Keep your finger on the Pulse of DOE science
• Plant a tree April 30 in honor of Earth and Arbor Days
• Fermilab physicist George Gollin wins Guggenheim Fellowship
• From New Scientist, April 22, 2009: The five greatest mysteries of antimatter

Wednesday, April 22
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• Pine Street traffic a concern for bicyclists and motorists
• From FESS: Creating a SmartLab
• From SLAC: LCLS: The world's first hard X-ray laser achieves "first light"
• New Visa Office Web site
• From ScienceNow, April 17, 2009: Closer look at Einstein's brain

Tuesday, April 21
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• FNAL Ph.D. graduate Ryoichi Miyamoto earns APS award
• Director's Corner: EVMS
• Computing Division launches Fermilab Service Desk today
• From MSNBC.com, April 16, 2009: NASA spots most crowded space collision ever

Monday, April 20
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• Lunchtime conversation may help combat global warming
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Computer security: The Internet’s dark alleys
• Cancer survivor's Fermilab visit to see therapy origins
• Deadline for employee art show applications today

Friday, April 17
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• Computing Division launches IT Service Desk
• Laboratory releases physics advisory committee report
• From symmetrybreaking: Particle physics Peeps
• From innovations report, April 14, 2009: Breaking symmetry in the strong force
• From New Scientist, April 15, 2009: Does gravity change with the seasons?

Thursday, April 16
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• Bison, birds and bugs, oh my!
• Result of the Week: Searching for the unexpected
• Extreme Beam lecture today at 4 p.m. in One West
• Chic Gamine performs at Fermilab Saturday, April 18
• From New Scientist, April 15, 2009: String theory: A beginner's guide

Wednesday, April 15
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• Students get early career opportunities from IMPRINT
• From the WDRS Section: Getting ready for summer
• Famed architect to speak at Fermilab at noon on Thursday
• New Service Desk to replace Helpdesk
• Photo of the Day: New employees
• From FYI AIP, April 14, 2009: FY 2010 Budget Update

Tuesday, April 14
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• Watch out for and report aggressive geese
• Director's Corner: A week of reviews
• From New Scientist, April 10, 2009: Is dark energy getting weaker?
• From Globe and Mail, April 13, 2009: What happens at absolute zero?

Monday, April 13
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• High-energy physics lab takes on high-energy weather
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Sitewide Emergency Warning System
• Photos of the Day: Serendipity
• From MIT News, April 8, 2009: Conrad, Doyle named Guggenheim fellows

Friday, April 10
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• Rob Roser named APS Fellow
• From iSGTW: Profile: Freya Blekman, from hockey to Higgs
• Linear Collider School now accepts applications
• From New Scientist, April 8, 2009: Inside the tangled world of string theory

Thursday, April 9
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• Extreme Beam lectures offer lens to laboratory’s future
• Fermilab Result of the Week: Climbing up to the Higgs
• Announcement: Fermilab forms disability awareness group
• From Nature.com, April 7, 2009: National laboratory avoids Italy quake damage

Wednesday, April 8
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• DAMIC's search for light mass dark matter candidates
• R&D advances on all frontiers
• Photo of the Day: Catch of the day
• Letter from the Director of Gran Sasso laboratory

Tuesday, April 7
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• Chivas Makaroplos: Making Fermilab feel like home
• Director's Corner: Concern and sympathy
• From Discover Magazine, April 4, 2009: Where do old colliders go to die?

Monday, April 6
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• Marie Herman wins award for unsung heroes
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Over the top
• In Memoriam: Wu-Ki Tung

Friday, April 3
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• Particle physicists chronicle their lives on the new Quantum Diaries Web site
• MINERvA opens eyes to neutrino data
• Photo of the Day: Just stopping by
• From symmetrybreaking: Steven Chu gets rock star status

Thursday, April 2
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• U.S. CMS and U.S. ATLAS receive DOE award/li>
• Result of the Week: The God Particle (or is it particles?)
• Letter to the Editor: A good laugh
• Extreme Beam lecture today, 4 p.m. in One West
• From CERN Bulletin, March 9, 2009: Crystals against cancer
• From Ars Technica, April 1, 2009: Extra positrons make for a cosmological mystery

Wednesday, April 1
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• Crafting the camera’s eyes
• The “E” and “H” in ES&H
• ES&H weekly report, March 31
• Photo of the Day: Blue skies and a big bird
• From SEED magazine, March 27, 2009: Exploding a theory

Wednesday, April 1 - April Fool's Day issue
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• Dernière édition de Fermilab Today en anglais
• Particles attempt lab takeover
• Student discovers flaw in Large Hadron Collider
• Fermilab restrooms go green
• Fermilab to move west