When the Wisconsin Alumni Association opened Alumni Park in October, it offered more than a green space on the Lake Mendota shoreline. It also included dozens of exhibits that feature hundreds of UW alumni and the things they’ve done to leave a mark on the world.
6 Surreptitious Science Lessons in Alumni Park
Bryan Suzan
December 01, 2017
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