Even Wisconsin’s harshest winters haven’t stopped students at its flagship university from outdoor antics. A tradition since the early 20th century, the UW’s Winter Carnival grew into a popular place for students who like to ski, skate or sculpt — ice sculptures, that is.
Photo Gallery: Hoofers Winter Carnival
Bryan Suzan
December 01, 2017
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