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Hoofer Mountaineering Club: Climbing to New Heights
Apr27

Hoofer Mountaineering Club: Climbing to New Heights

Since becoming the president of the Hoofer Mountaineering Club, Rachel Andrie has helped the Mountaineering Club reach new heights with her vision and leadership. The University of Wisconsin-Madison junior did not set out to become the president of the Hoofer Mountaineering Club, one of the Wisconsin Hoofers six clubs. In fact, she found the club when, as an avid horseback rider, she sought out the Hoofer Riding Club. “I made some...

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Return of the Terrace Chairs: Before and After
Apr26

Return of the Terrace Chairs: Before and After

There are dozens of signs of spring and even summer blooming all over Madison. From the thawing of Lake Mendota to a bright green grassy Bascom Hill, Wisconsin Union Members can finally look forward to more enjoyable weather. Here at the Union, we have our own favorite sign of the warmer temperatures: The return of the Terrace chairs. Check out these before-and-after pictures of the Terrace, and see how hundreds of students, alumni...

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Adventurer For Life: Dan York
Apr26

Adventurer For Life: Dan York

Spending his summers in the family cottage in Amery, Wis., north of Eau Claire, Dan York fell in love with the waters of Pike Lake and the surrounding woods he traversed each day. The cottage was idyllic, York remembers. It didn’t have running water or a bathroom. Nor did it have a canoe or kayak, so York spent his time on the water in a rowboat, fishing and exploring the lake. When it was time to go to college, York decided to attend...

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Tribute Band Concert to Honor Late Drummer Clyde Stubblefield
Apr20

Tribute Band Concert to Honor Late Drummer Clyde Stubblefield

The Terrace bandstand holds hundreds of concerts a year, but a May 13 tribute honoring the legacy of the late famous drummer and Madison resident Clyde Stubblefield hits even closer to home. Before the innovator and musical inspiration died Feb. 18 at age 73 to kidney disease, Stubblefield left his mark on the Madison community when he moved here after performing a concert with James Brown in 1971. Kelly De Haven, Director of...

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Going Green: Carte Restaurant Serves up Fresh Lettuce Grown Locally in Aquaponics
Apr13

Going Green: Carte Restaurant Serves up Fresh Lettuce Grown Locally in Aquaponics

Carte, the sandwich and made-to-order salad shop in Memorial Union, is more than a place to enjoy a meal; it’s a commitment to eating green. The Wisconsin Union’s Dining Service’s partnership with Clean Fresh Foods, a Belleville, Wis. farm, provides sustainable produce to customers throughout the year. All of the greens offered at Carte from lettuce to microgreens are grown in Clean Fresh Foods aquaponics. Aquaponics is a type of...

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Jackson Park Jazz Orchestra to Perform on Terrace
Apr13

Jackson Park Jazz Orchestra to Perform on Terrace

Various UW Marching Band alumni banded together for a performance by the Jackson Park Jazz Orchestra on the Terrace April 22 as a pre-show for the annual Varsity Band Show. The Terrace was buzzing with music and dancing from 1-4 p.m. and while the 19 member group filled the bandstand with toe-tapping beats full of trumpet, trombone and sax sections, plus a rhythm section and featured vocalist. Check out this video of a...

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