Top Five Pail and Shovel Moments
- Dana Crary
- October 13, 2015
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Guess this UW-related word.
Can you keep track of these alumni in office?
Warp, weft, and weave anywhere you please with this pocket-sized product.
Badger spirit was at an all-time high for UW Homecoming! Thousands of Badgers — alumni, students, and friends — gathered on campus to enjoy spirite...
Is Science Hall really haunted?
Bake this perfect fall treat from 1955 that has stood the test of time to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Two tours are showing visitors a Native view of campus –– both on land and on the water.
Attorney Michael Williams ’21, JD’24 is bringing tribal law to legal scholars and lay people alike.
The Ho-Chunk Nation’s language division manager champions humility and accessibility in language education and revitalization efforts.
Guess this UW-related word.
Can you keep track of these alumni in office?
Warp, weft, and weave anywhere you please with this pocket-sized product.
Badger spirit was at an all-time high for UW Homecoming! Thousands of Badgers — alumni, students, and friends — gathered on campus to enjoy spirite...
Is Science Hall really haunted?
Bake this perfect fall treat from 1955 that has stood the test of time to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Two tours are showing visitors a Native view of campus –– both on land and on the water.
Attorney Michael Williams ’21, JD’24 is bringing tribal law to legal scholars and lay people alike.
The Ho-Chunk Nation’s language division manager champions humility and accessibility in language education and revitalization efforts.
Guess this UW-related word.
Can you keep track of these alumni in office?
Warp, weft, and weave anywhere you please with this pocket-sized product.
Badger spirit was at an all-time high for UW Homecoming! Thousands of Badgers — alumni, students, and friends — gathered on campus to enjoy spirite...
Is Science Hall really haunted?
Bake this perfect fall treat from 1955 that has stood the test of time to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Two tours are showing visitors a Native view of campus –– both on land and on the water.
Attorney Michael Williams ’21, JD’24 is bringing tribal law to legal scholars and lay people alike.
The Ho-Chunk Nation’s language division manager champions humility and accessibility in language education and revitalization efforts.