By Scott Reichel
Learn about five different types of fish found in Lake Mendota!
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By Scott Reichel
Learn about five different types of fish found in Lake Mendota!
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By Jonathan Mills and Isaiah De Los Santos
Why did you pick your freshman dorm? Reminisce about your first year on campus with this story about why the Lakeshore dorms continue to attract new Badgers.
By Nina Bertelsen and Flora Deng
On the shore of Lake Mendota, between Lakeshore Path and College Library, sits UW-Madison’s Center for Limnology in the Hasler Lab. The graduate student inside study freshwater systems that mean more to them than meets the eye.
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By Karolina Barej
Madison is unique. It’s rare to find a thriving downtown and city community almost entirely enclosed by water.
By Kristin Washagan and Izabela Zaluska
Listen to Professor Linda Graham discusses algae research at UW-Madison!
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Scott Reichel and David Hayes
The University of Wisconsin-Madison takes great pride in its Limnology program. However, some students on campus still have no idea what Limnology truly is. Hayes and Reichel provide those students with an answer.
By Baylee Wellhausen and Karolina Barej
It’s finally Terrace season! The famous chairs are out and boating begins. Furthermore, an iconic and eerie whistle commences to sound.
This story reveals the true story and purpose behind Lake Mendota’s boat whistle. You may be surprised to hear that you are not the only who’s been startled or confused by the sound.
By Gia Dinon and Jenna Walters
Everyone knows that UW-Madison is situated between two lakes, but most people are only familiar with Lake Mendota. We asked some folks what they thought about Lake Mendota and Lake Monona. This is what we found.
By Gia Dinon and Jacob Borowsky
UW-Madison’s Lake Mendota buoy is known worldwide for its valuable data collection. But many people don’t know what the buoy is, or how the data it collects contributes to the treasured lake life at UW. We spoke with some experts to find out more about how “David Buoy” helps improve the study of lakes at UW-Madison and beyond.
By Jenna Walters
Tension fills the air, angsty slurs are muffled, and pride for their home turf is abundant. Suddenly, a student is pelted with something sharp, cold, and wet. The battle for Bascom has begun.
Continue reading “UW-Madison residence hall neighborhoods differ in more ways than location”