When exams wrap up and the semester ends, the UW–Madison campus enters a four-week quiet phase. Most of the students disappear, making it the perfect opportunity for alumni and friends to reconnect and enjoy some of campus’s most sought-after spots.
Top Six Campus Fireplaces
- Chelsea Rademacher ’13
- January 08, 2018
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