Did you know… UW–Madison established the nation’s first dairy school? Or that Babcock Hall Dairy Plant produces roughly 80,000 gallons of ice cream annually? If you now have a hankering for the UW’s signature treat, great! Enjoy a complimentary dish of Babcock’s best when the #GetTheScoop truck visits a town near you this summer. The tour is part hospitality, part pop quiz, and all about — you guessed it — getting the scoop on how UW–Madison works to benefit the entire state. It’s sure to surprise, delight, and change the way you think about the UW. Check out where the truck’s headed next. Schedule There are currently no more events scheduled for the #GetTheScoop Summer Tour, but we will be scheduling stops in the spring. Keep an eye out for the red and white truck! What do you know about UW-Madison? Put your Badger knowledge to the test by taking this pop quiz. (Don’t worry, you won’t be graded on this.) Wisconsin True When you’ve been around since 1848 like the University of Wisconsin, it’s safe to say you’ll have some stories to tell. The ones we’re most proud of focus on the many ways the UW is always working for Wisconsin. We accept 2 out of 3 in-state applicants In-state tuition makes the UW affordable Graduating more students in 4 years We help increase earning potential Wisconsin is home to our graduates Return on investment
Thank you, Adams County, for volunteers who work with the University of Wisconsin–Madison and use knowledge and cooperation to take on the fear and confusion that surround cancer. Learn More Adams County Committed Partners in a Community’s Fight
Thank you to Taylor County for sending us Chris Schield, who has used his UW education as a doorway to success for his extended family, his family’s business, and the communities of which it’s a part. Learn More Taylor County Window Wizard
Ever since her sister attended Camp Badger two years ago, 13-year-old Eva Parks has been looking forward to doing the same. Learn More Pierce County Camp Allows Kids to Explore Engineering
Thanks, Grant County for heroes like Dave Schreiner, who showed the value of leadership and character over personal gain. Learn More Grant County Gone Too Soon
