Art for All
See the UW’s most significant public paintings and sculptures — and learn the secrets to their success.
- Bryan Suzan
- June 25, 2024
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John Malpede ’68 leads a performance group that gives a voice to the unhoused, proving that you can fight city hall.
Go behind closed doors to see where important things happen at UW–Madison.
Now that Washington has joined the Big Ten, how the heck are fans supposed to keep their dueling nicknames straight?
Throughout the 1960s, Dion Diamond x’64 repeatedly risked his life to advance the cause of civil rights.
Meet the rock stars behind the UW’s Geology Museum.
Can you correctly identify these campus exhibit spaces?
UW professors introduce us to the sweet creatures that greet them after a long day on campus.
When it comes to cheese, this professor’s pup is anything but cavalier.
When it comes to exercise, dressing up, or coming to campus, this iguana don’t wanna.
Ming introduced David Weimer and Melanie Manion to the joys and frustrations of poodling.
John Malpede ’68 leads a performance group that gives a voice to the unhoused, proving that you can fight city hall.
Go behind closed doors to see where important things happen at UW–Madison.
Now that Washington has joined the Big Ten, how the heck are fans supposed to keep their dueling nicknames straight?
Throughout the 1960s, Dion Diamond x’64 repeatedly risked his life to advance the cause of civil rights.
Meet the rock stars behind the UW’s Geology Museum.
Can you correctly identify these campus exhibit spaces?
UW professors introduce us to the sweet creatures that greet them after a long day on campus.
When it comes to cheese, this professor’s pup is anything but cavalier.
When it comes to exercise, dressing up, or coming to campus, this iguana don’t wanna.
Ming introduced David Weimer and Melanie Manion to the joys and frustrations of poodling.
John Malpede ’68 leads a performance group that gives a voice to the unhoused, proving that you can fight city hall.
Go behind closed doors to see where important things happen at UW–Madison.
Now that Washington has joined the Big Ten, how the heck are fans supposed to keep their dueling nicknames straight?
Throughout the 1960s, Dion Diamond x’64 repeatedly risked his life to advance the cause of civil rights.
Meet the rock stars behind the UW’s Geology Museum.
Can you correctly identify these campus exhibit spaces?
UW professors introduce us to the sweet creatures that greet them after a long day on campus.
When it comes to cheese, this professor’s pup is anything but cavalier.
When it comes to exercise, dressing up, or coming to campus, this iguana don’t wanna.
Ming introduced David Weimer and Melanie Manion to the joys and frustrations of poodling.