At the 175th Anniversary Launch Day celebration, Badgers gathered at the Memorial Union Terrace to eat Babcock ice cream, enjoy time-honored tunes from the UW Marching Band, and take in a fireworks show to honor the founding of the UW in 1848. The event also featured the newest member of Bucky on Parade, Honor the Air, Land, and Water, a tribute to the university’s past, present, and future. See if you can piece together this festive evening scene.
New Bucky on the Block
- Megan Provost ’20
- August 01, 2023
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