UW-Madison is considering a dramatic $6 million transformation of stately Library Mall in the heart of campus with landscaping, shade trees, interactive water features, seating and elements to honor the site’s Ho-Chunk heritage.
Take a look at the new premium seating spaces at Camp Randall Stadium as construction nears the finish on Tuesday, July 12, 2022.
A rendering of the preferred option of a reimagined UW-Madison Library Mall as seen from the Red Gym.
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Leonardo Escalante, left, and his younger brother, Alejandro, test the water temperature of the Hagenah Fountain at Library Mall, under the close watch of their parents, not pictured. The fountain would be replaced under the preferred option.
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Prospective students and their families walk through Library Mall while taking tours of the UW-Madison campus.
KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNALPhotos: The newly opened Alumni Park
The newly opened Alumni Park, between the UW-Madison Memorial Union and the Red Gym in Madison, celebrates the university and its graduates.
Alumni Park is located between the Red Gym and the UW-Madison Memorial Union in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
A fountain sits at the entrance to Alumni Park from Langdon Street in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
A view of Lake Mendota from Alumni Park's Progress Point in Madison.
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The entrance sign for Alumni Park is near Langdon Street in Madison.
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Alumni Way runs through the central walkway of Alumni Park in Madison.
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Alumni Way runs through the central walkway of Alumni Park in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
Kevin Noeldner, of Somerset, looks at the Badger Pride Wall by artist Nate Koehler at Alumni Park in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
One of the Areas of Distinction is computers and technology and is represented with a cube at Alumni Park in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
The Badger Pride Wall by artist Nate Koehler is part of Alumni Park in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
The Lantern at Alumni Park shows various sayings on its cone-shaped structure in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
Alumni Way runs through the central walkway of Alumni Park in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
A fountain runs at the entrance to Alumni Park from Langdon Street in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
Bucky Badger poses in "Well Red" by Douwe Blumberg, sculptor, who created the work with glass artist Dan Neil Barnes, at Alumni Park in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
Alumni Park is located between the Red Gym and the UW-Madison Memorial Union in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
A sculpture for William Harley at Alumni Park in Madison.
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An outdoor classroom area at Alumni Park in Madison.
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A sculpture and a plaque for Frank Lloyd Wright in Alumni Park in Madison.
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People view the various exhibits at Alumni Park in Madison.
- PHOTO BY MICHELLE STOCKER
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