Big Apple Badgers
A Wisconsin Alumni Association Bascom Chapter
Our purpose is to build an inclusive local community of UW alumni and supporters united by Badger pride, spirit, and the desire to advance UW–Madison’s positive impact on the world.
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The Big Apple Badgers have served New York City for more than 20 years by enriching and supporting UW–Madison alumni. The chapter strives to foster a closer connection to the UW and also seeks to encourage local prospective students to attend UW–Madison through its partnership with the Wisconsin Eastern Alumni Scholarship Fund (WEASF). WEASF awards scholarships to local students from underrepresented demographics who plan to attend UW–Madison.
WAA Stories
Did any Badgers qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Who is the campus carillonneur?
The Weather Guys say that 2024 has been an unusually warm, wet, summer, and they’ve got the data to back it up.
Hot enough for ya? Probably. And on The UW Now Livestream, atmospheric scientist Steve Ackerman explains exactly why it’s so hot.
UW scientists are on watch as we weather more extreme temperatures and storms.
Did any Badgers qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Who is the campus carillonneur?
The Weather Guys say that 2024 has been an unusually warm, wet, summer, and they’ve got the data to back it up.
Hot enough for ya? Probably. And on The UW Now Livestream, atmospheric scientist Steve Ackerman explains exactly why it’s so hot.
UW scientists are on watch as we weather more extreme temperatures and storms.
Did any Badgers qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Who is the campus carillonneur?
The Weather Guys say that 2024 has been an unusually warm, wet, summer, and they’ve got the data to back it up.
Hot enough for ya? Probably. And on The UW Now Livestream, atmospheric scientist Steve Ackerman explains exactly why it’s so hot.
UW scientists are on watch as we weather more extreme temperatures and storms.