To all the Badgers making the world a better place when we need it most, whether you’re an essential worker, a community volunteer, or staying safe at home: thank you for being Badgers. Visit advanceuw.org/coronavirus to learn more about ways Badgers are helping, or share your own photos and stories.
To Everyone Doing Their Part
- May 01, 2020
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