Get into the Homecoming spirit! Complete this jigsaw puzzle to reveal the official 2021 Homecoming sticker set. Then head here for even more Homecoming activities and events that'll have you U-Rah-Rah-ing from dawn till dusk.
Homecoming Jigsaw Puzzle
Get into the Homecoming spirit with this Badger-y jigsaw puzzle.
Chelsea Rademacher ’13
October 04, 2021
Alumni riding on the Bucky Wagon wave to the crowd as thousands of spectators line State Street during the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Homecoming Parade on Oct. 19, 2018. The annual parade is one of many Homecoming week activities sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association (WAA). (Photo by Lauren Justice / UW-Madison)
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