Opportunity and Obstacle:  How being on an isthmus has shaped Madison’s city plan

By Nina Bertelsen

If you walk around Madison’s capitol square and look to your left and to your right, you will see not one, but two lakes. Wisconsin’s capital is one of less than two dozen cities in the world that is bordered by two bodies of water — making it an isthmus.

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Get outside with Hoofers

 

By Montana Leggett and Jordan Haag

Memorial Union and the Terrace may be Wisconsin summer icons on land, but Hoofers is part of what makes them icons on Lake Mendota. Hoofers even goes beyond Lake Mendota to include numerous other clubs which have given students memories to last a lifetime.

At long last, the Memorial Union Terrace opens

 

By Laura Bunn and Luke Verdecchia

The Memorial Union Terrace opened for the season on April 24 after being delayed due to a longer-than-expected winter season, and the event drew lots of students and community members. The Wisconsin Union Directorate is a student-run organization, so the event holds a special place for many students.

 

The theft of Terrace chairs

 

By Taylor Beer and Hannah Spears

Listen to interviews with UW-Madison students and Community Officers in Madison to explore the issue of theft of the terrace chairs on this campus.