Friday, April 30
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• Photos of the Day: DESY Director General Helmut Dosch tours Fermilab
• Recovery Act: Blasting at NOvA complete
• From symmetry breaking: April 2010 issue of symmetry now online
• Special Announcement: Consolidating assessments
• From CD Tracks, April 2010: Fermilab effort results in new International Standard
• From Nature News, April 28, 2010: Hasty switch for space magnet

Thursday, April 29
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• Young-Kee Kim to get distinguished scholar award
• From the Business Services Section: A greener fleet
• Result of the Week: Very clean collisions
• University Profile: Brown University
• From iSGTW, April 28, 2010: Q&A: Peer-reviewed physics, at the speed of light

Wednesday, April 28
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• Neutrino factory could be right prescription to see theta₁₃
• From the Business Services Section: A greener fleet
• Fermilab to host annual Farmers' Picnic Saturday
• Password Doctor booth available today
• From Physicsworld.com, April 27, 2010: Evidence grows for tetraquarks

Tuesday, April 27
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• Ed Temple retires
• Director's Corner: Balance II
• Additional guidance for visa waiver travelers
• From New Scientist's The S Word, April 27, 2010: Will the next government fix UK physics?

Monday, April 26
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• Irina Kubantseva retires
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Environment: Keep ticks at bay with a little preparation
• Photos of the Day: Skilling talks twisters at annual weather seminar
• From Discovery News, April 23, 2010: One step closer to understanding dark energy

Friday, April 23
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• Recreation Feature of the Month: Recreation classes, events and discounts for May
• Recovery Act: New emergency generator arrives at Wilson Hall
• Special Announcement: Studying mysterious neutrinos: lecture tonight
• In Brief: CD celebrates 4 million hour safety milestone
• From ILC NewsLine, April 22, 2010: Superconducting cavities could help reduce nuclear waste radio-toxicity

Thursday, April 22
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• Celebrate Earth Day today at ES&H fair in atrium
• Result of the Week: Not your ordinary lepton
• Toward a sustainable laboratory
• What's happening here? Wilson Hall lighting retrofit project now underway
• Visa holders: how to weather volcanic activity travel delays
• From symmetry breaking, April 20, 2010: Wanna routinely win March Madness? Bet on science

Wednesday, April 21
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• Celebrate Earth Day Thursday at ES&H fair in atrium
• Wilson Hall west road to close today
• Earth week prairie seed planting today
• From Medill Reports, April 20, 2010: Bridging the gap between men and women in science
• ES&H weekly report, April 20
• From Scientific American, April 19, 2010: Novel experiment prepares to join dark energy hunt

Tuesday, April 20
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• Wilson Hall west road to close on Wednesday
• Director's Corner: Balance I
• Visa holders with delayed travel - contact the Visa Office
• Photos of the Day: Sandhill crane visits Fermilab
• Earth Day Fair Thursday provides treats, transportation
• From New York Times, April 19, 2010: Sean Carroll talks school science and time travel

Monday, April 19
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• Register now for the annual Users' Meeting June 2 and 3
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: Watch out for each other: speak up for safety
• Tevatron sets new initial luminosity records
• DASTOW 2010 set for Thursday, June 24
• Milestones
• Photos of the Day: Pleasant pheasant
• From Physorg.com, April 16, 2010: Astrophysicists cast doubt on link between excess positrons and dark matter

Friday, April 16
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• Dark matter: Can you hear me now?
• Recovery Act: New beamlines mean business for contractors
• Attend the 2010 Women in Science Symposium Saturday
• Now accepting 2010 Alvin Tollestrup Award nominations
• From Nature News, April 15, 2010: Roman ingots to shield particle detector

Thursday, April 15
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• STEM career expo at Fermilab attracts hundreds of students
• Result of the Week: Gravity and extra dimensions
• Volunteer for National Lab Day with Fermilab
• Now accepting 2010 Alvin Tollestrup Award nominations
• From WBBM Newsradio 780, April 11, 2010: At Issue talks with Fermilab and Argonne directors
• From Physorg.com, April 14, 2010: Giant natural particle accelerator discovered above thunderclouds

Wednesday, April 14
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• Post-doc honored for dissertation work at Fermilab
• From the Accelerator Division: Life in the trenches
• Tevatron sets new record for weekly uptime
• ES&H Section Web page unavailable early Thursday
• Configure your e-mail to ensure security
• From University of Chicago News, April 12, 2010: Scholars, scientists gather to discuss value of ‘the art of science’

Tuesday, April 13
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• Special Result of the Week: MINOS continues the race
• Director's Corner: Creating the right environment
• Tevatron sets new initial luminosity record
• Wonders of Science show this Sunday, April 18
• From New Scientist, April 11, 2010: Wonder lust: Soudan mine

Monday, April 12
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• American companies gain SRF skills
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Health: Tips for a better night’s rest
• EAP offers April Webinars
• From New Scientist's Culture Lab, April 9, 2010: Rappers with a beef – particle physics style

Friday, April 9
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• MINOS to present results today at 4 p.m. in One West
• CMS Result of the Month: Result of the quarter century
• Photo of the Day: Members of Chicago's Swiss community visit Fermilab
• Fermilab announces arrival of new maternity closet
• Photo of the Day: Just stopping by
• From Science Daily, April 7, 2010: Our universe at home within a larger universe? So suggests physicist's wormhole research

Thursday, April 8
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• From symmetry breaking: Just what your iPod needs: a Fermilab rap video
• Result of the Week: Do SUSY and Higgs travel together?
• DOE Press Release: Department of Energy releases open government plan
• From Medill Reports, April 7, 2010: Fermilab in race to find God particle

Wednesday, April 7
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• One software package to fit all
• From WDRS: What we've been up to
• From the University of Chicago, March 2010: Lab leadership takes center stage
• From iSGTW: Campus grids secret to productive grid site
• Service Desk online request system down 6-8 a.m. April 8
• From CERN Courier, March 31, 2010: Particle physics INSPIREs information retrieval

Tuesday, April 6
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• Attend the 2010 Women in Science Symposium April 17
• Director's Corner: National Lab Day
• Sitewide Emergency Warning System test cancelled today
• From the New York Times, April 2, 2010: A primer on the great proton smashup

Monday, April 5
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• Ready to hire? Use the new personnel requisition form
• ES&H Tips of the Week - Safety: It’s tax time; do you know where your PII is?
• Volunteer for National Lab Day with Fermilab
• Fermilab hosts STEM high school career expo April 7
• From Black Hills Pioneer, March 31, 2010: DOE supporting major experiment proposed for DUSEL

Friday, April 2
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• AD & TD collaborate on first cryomodule for new facility
• Tevatron sets new monthly luminosity record
• Milestones
• From Scientific Computing, March 31, 2010: State-of-the-art LHC virtual control rooms allow full participation from US

Thursday, April 1
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• Dmitri Denisov re-elected as DZero co-spokesperson
• Result of the Week: Top quarks live fast and die young
• Photo of the Day: Unusual visit
• From Kane County Chronicle, March 31, 2010: Fermilab reacts with excitement after particle collision
• From Chicago Public Radio, March 31, 2010: Swiss collider puts Fermi physicists to work

April Fools' Day edition, April 1
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• Computing Division passes 24-hour mark with no outage
• ARRA funds new construction for increased traffic safety
• Photo of the Day: Car wash benefits DUSEL project
• Fermilab cafeteria adds goose to menu, thrills localvores
• From CERN, April 1, 2010: High energy collisions reveal a paleoparticle