Washington, DC, Chapter
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.
The Washington, DC chapter promotes the interests of UW–Madison and the Wisconsin Alumni Association by supporting more than 7,000 alumni, students, and friends of the UW residing in the DC area. We provide a variety of fun, enriching programs to connect alumni to each other and our alma mater, and we encourage qualified young people to attend UW–Madison by providing annual need-based scholarships to local students.
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WAA Stories
How have the Badgers measured up against their Homecoming opponents?
Three professors joined WFAA CEO Mike Knetter for a conversation that applied social science to examine the real-world outcome of the policies Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are proposing.
As the presidential election draws near, Smeeding and other UW experts will interpret how the candidates’ policies will affect life in the real world.
A UW economist explains how presidential nominees Donald Trump and Kamala Harris approach international trade.
Can you unjumble these flamingo jigsaw pieces?
How have the Badgers measured up against their Homecoming opponents?
Three professors joined WFAA CEO Mike Knetter for a conversation that applied social science to examine the real-world outcome of the policies Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are proposing.
As the presidential election draws near, Smeeding and other UW experts will interpret how the candidates’ policies will affect life in the real world.
A UW economist explains how presidential nominees Donald Trump and Kamala Harris approach international trade.
Can you unjumble these flamingo jigsaw pieces?
How have the Badgers measured up against their Homecoming opponents?
Three professors joined WFAA CEO Mike Knetter for a conversation that applied social science to examine the real-world outcome of the policies Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are proposing.
As the presidential election draws near, Smeeding and other UW experts will interpret how the candidates’ policies will affect life in the real world.
A UW economist explains how presidential nominees Donald Trump and Kamala Harris approach international trade.
Can you unjumble these flamingo jigsaw pieces?