Since UW students just finished their finals, we thought it only fair to put our lifelong Badgers to the test, too. Let’s see how closely you’ve been reading your monthly issue of digital Badger Insider — or how skilled you are at sifting through your inbox for the answers. (Hey, we never said it wasn’t open-note!)
Digital Badger Insider Final Exam
- Megan Provost ’20
- May 01, 2023
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