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When you join WAA, you’ll receive Badger Insider in your mailbox two times a year.

Badger Insider is an exclusive publication for members of WAA, featuring your campus memories, the UW’s rich history, and points of UW-Madison pride. Each issue captures the Badger experience, with stories and photos contributed by UW alumni themselves.

Poll: Homecoming Virtual Events

This year’s Homecoming features virtual events. Which ones are you most looking forward to?

Shiloah Coley ‘20 sitting in front of her mural.

Badgering: Shiloah Coley ‘20

Shiloah Coley ‘20 is changing the world one brushstroke at a time.

80 Facts about Bucky

Your favorite sweatered mustelid is turning 80 years old — we have no idea how old that is in badger years — but to celebrate a new decade of life, we’re taking a look back and sharing some of our favorite facts about Bucky Badger.

Badgering: Jason Gay ’92

“This may be the most dramatically strange undertaking in the history of professional sports,” remarks Jason Gay ’92, who covers sports and life in his Wall Street Journal columns.

How to Run from the Blues

Sports psychiatrist Claudia Reardon ’01, MD’06 offers insight on how to keep up mental health, even during a pandemic.

Assigned Reading: Dietram Scheufele MA’97, PhD’99

John E. Ross Professor and Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, Department of Life Sciences Communication.

Bucky List: Top Five Influential Student Demonstrations

Sometimes Badgers abandon their “Midwest nice” reputation and fight for a cause they believe in.

Bucky List: Bygone Buildings and Businesses

A great many sacred Madison institutions have come and gone over the years — here are our top five.

Something Old, Something New: The University in Review

How has the University of Wisconsin–Madison changed since you were a student?

Badgering: Kasey Keeler ’05

Professor Kasey Keeler discusses what that “home” looks like for American Indian students and community members whose ancestors have called the Madison area home for centuries.

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