By Logan Garcia
Madison’s flanking lakes, hilly topography and scattered greenery are all stand out features compared to other university towns, and are one reason prospective students might choose to attend UW-Madison.
Continue reading “Freiburg, Germany is a green city with a research university – sound familiar?”
By Jenna Walters
Lake Monona has a plethora of amazing restaurants, parks and sightseeing spots. Here are the 10 best:
Continue reading “Top 10 places you must visit around Lake Monona”
By Jonathan Mills
New relationship between UWPD and UW Lifesaving Station already making a difference
By Jenna Webster
Living near a lake has many benefits. Perhaps chief among them is fresh fish. These are the restaurants in Madison which serves locally sourced fish Continue reading “Eat the freshest fish at these Madison eateries”
By Isaiah de los Santos
Megan Janssen and Sammy Gibbons, managing editors of “Between Two Lakes,” reflect on the project they’re in charge of leading.
By Laura Bunn
Dane County has five lakes where residents and tourists can fish, swim and boat. Learn more about the scenic beauty of Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Lake Kegonsa, Lake Waubesa, and Lake Wingra below.
Continue reading “Take a dive into the five lakes of Madison”
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.
Continue reading “Opportunity and Obstacle: How being on an isthmus has shaped Madison’s city plan”
By Taylor Beer
Lake Mendota and Lake Monona are the two lakes that create the isthmus that is Madison, Wisconsin. Lake Mendota, the larger of the two lakes, borders a large majority of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. On the other side, Monona Terrace and the Capital City Trail bike path border Lake Monona.
Continue reading “Along the Waterfront in Madison: Restaurants with a view”
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.
By Izabela Zaluska
Looking for a house along one of Madison’s lakes? Use our interactive map to see which lake fits your price range.
