Which UW-Madison Landmark are You?

You're done with classes for the day, what do you do?

Hit the library- that homework isn't going to do itself!

Finally watch the game whose score you have been obsessively checking all day.

Grab a snack, maybe a few friends, and just see where the day takes you.

Go outside and get your fill of nature, who likes sitting in a lecture hall all day?

Gather as many friends as possible to go to to a movie, a restaurant, a play, a museum - let's cram it all in!

It's lunchtime and your stomach is rumbling, what do you pick up?

A huge salad from Gordon's Dining Hall always does the trick.

A big yummy soft pretzel.

Ian's pizza is a classic.

Tutto's, Shortstack, Sunroom Cafe, Paul's - there are too many choices, how can a person be expected to choose?

Babcock ice cream counts as lunch, right?

Your dorm room is not complete without...

Badger flags, blankets, pillows, rugs - your room must be completely red!

Your hammock - the best way to view Lake Mendota.

A well-stocked desk, full of all the things you need to get your studying done.

Photographs of all your friends, family, and favorite places in the world.

A popcorn machine, a TV, lights, as many chairs as possible - how else will you and all your friends hang out into the early hours of the morning?

If you could switch places with one person on campus for the day, who would it be?

You're getting married to a fellow Badger, what do you have at your wedding?

Every course of the meal comes from a diffferent classic UW-Madison restaurant.

The flowers you decorate with are picked from Picnic Point.

You choose to dance to Varsity as your first dance.

You make everyone Jump Around while you walk down the aisle.

You go for a Babcock ice cream cake instead of a traditional one.

In your opinion, which of the following is the most interesting fact about UW-Madison?

The first class at the University consisted of only 17 male students.

Madison reportedly has more restaurants per capita than any other American city.

There are over thirty ancient earthworks built by Native Americans on campus - the largest concentration at any university in the world.

The oldest stadium in the Big Ten is home to the UW-Madison football team.

UW-Madison's union was the first public school union to serve beer.

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