9 out of 10 UW-Madison grads agree, the Terrace is the most iconic spot on campus. Enjoy brats, beverages, sailing, canoe rentals and Babcock ice cream. Read more.
Welcome to the House that Herb built, home to UW basketball, hockey, concerts and special events. Don't miss the coolest artwork on campus: World-famous glass artist Dale Chiluly's Mendota Wall. Read more.
The diverse and tasty food cart fare is the main draw, but don’t be surprised if you get caught up listening to music or some good old-fashioned rabble-rousing. Expressions of free speech are welcome.
Enjoy Bartell show times, reviews and more at the touch of a finger, 24/7! Download the new 77 Square app! Free for iPhones. Read more.
Wisconsin Union Directorate (WUD) is an iSpot that has 10 different committees responsible for planning and implementing over 1000 social, cultural, recreational and educational events for the campus
Use the Undergraduate Research Guides to help you get started on your next research paper! Read more.
Come to the UW "castle" as your first step to exploring castles ofthe world. 1300 students study abroad each year through IAP. Wherewill you go? Read more.
Wondering what UW services are inside? McBurney Center, Office of Admissions, Busar's Office, Office of Student Financial Aid, Office of the Registrar, ASM, Student Print, and UHS
Ready for some book learnin’? Memorial Library is the principal library for most of humanities and social sciences. With three million volumes, it is the largest single collection in Wisconsin. Read more.
With 10,000 sq. ft. under glass and 10 growing bays, this facility provides an amazing growing space for CALS students. It’s also home to the “corpse flower,” whose bloom smells like rotting meat. Read more.
Hold the history of the university (e.g., year books, athletic information, faculty papers, etc.). Read more.
Good morning Lake Mendota! Cole Hall is on the Lakeshore Path, next to tennis courts, and is the official green dorm on campus. Read more.
Ag Hall's amazing architecture earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Be sure to check out the auditorium, the largest and most impressive one on campus.
Interested in patents, standards, or technical reports? Wendt is the place where engineers and computer folks study. Read more.
This 2.5-acre horticultural teaching garden offers an ever-changing panorama of herbaceous (and bodacious!) ornamentals. Look for wedding nuptials here on weekends. Read more.
Smoked meat is the specialty of the house & takes 14 hours to cook. But several offerings make a special trip up the square to Blowin' Smoke worth it... Read more.
The new Ogg Hall (2007) has traded in its raucous reputation for larger living quarters, kitchenettes and a whole new personality. For the win.
You'll find four computer kiosks on the third floor across from Student Print. Read more.
Madison food writer Kyle Nabilcy: "Its thick pub-style burgers, has provided a gateway for a younger generation's appreciation of Wisconsin supper club culture. Mondays are two-for-one burger nights."
Renowned brain researcher Richie Davidson's offices are located here. His recent work studied the brain waves of Buddhist monks during meditation. Ohm!
