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Close up of a yellow terrace chair behind a cloudy sky.
The yellow color of a sunlit Memorial Union Terrace chair stands in contrast to a partly cloudy sky at the University of Wisconsin-Madison during spring on April 21, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Miller / UW-Madison)
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Red and fall-colored leaves of climbing ivy wrap around an ornate architectural detail on the exterior of a UW campus building
Red and fall-colored leaves of climbing ivy wrap around an ornate architectural detail on the exterior of a UW campus building
<p style="background-color: #0000FF">The ACSSS staff</p>
Staff, ACSSS
Aerial view of Bascom Hall.
Bascom Hall and the central University of Wisconsin–Madison campus are pictured in an aerial view during a sunny autumn day on Oct. 22, 2023. Major campus facilities clockwise from the bottom left include Birge Hall, Chamberlin Hall, Van Vleck Hall, Sterling Hall, Van Hise Hall, Waters Residence Hall, the Carillon Tower and Sewell Social Sciences. In the background at right is Lake Mendota. The photograph was made from a helicopter looking west. (Photo by Jeff Miller / UW–Madison)
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Precollege students playing in the field of Bascom Hill
Playing a game of Red Rover, a young woman tries to crash through the linked arms of an opposing team as College for Kids participants wait their turn for a group photo with the Abraham Lincoln statue and Bascom Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on July 1, 2014. College for Kids is a three-week summer outreach program that serves nearly 360 precollege students from the greater Dane County area who have completed fifth grade. (Photo by Jeff Miller/UW-Madison)
Close up of a yellow terrace chair behind a cloudy sky.
The yellow color of a sunlit Memorial Union Terrace chair stands in contrast to a partly cloudy sky at the University of Wisconsin-Madison during spring on April 21, 2021. (Photo by Jeff Miller / UW-Madison)
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Red and fall-colored leaves of climbing ivy wrap around an ornate architectural detail on the exterior of a UW campus building
Red and fall-colored leaves of climbing ivy wrap around an ornate architectural detail on the exterior of a UW campus building
<p style="background-color: #0000FF">The ACSSS staff</p>
Staff, ACSSS
Aerial view of Bascom Hall.
Bascom Hall and the central University of Wisconsin–Madison campus are pictured in an aerial view during a sunny autumn day on Oct. 22, 2023. Major campus facilities clockwise from the bottom left include Birge Hall, Chamberlin Hall, Van Vleck Hall, Sterling Hall, Van Hise Hall, Waters Residence Hall, the Carillon Tower and Sewell Social Sciences. In the background at right is Lake Mendota. The photograph was made from a helicopter looking west. (Photo by Jeff Miller / UW–Madison)
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Precollege students playing in the field of Bascom Hill
Playing a game of Red Rover, a young woman tries to crash through the linked arms of an opposing team as College for Kids participants wait their turn for a group photo with the Abraham Lincoln statue and Bascom Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on July 1, 2014. College for Kids is a three-week summer outreach program that serves nearly 360 precollege students from the greater Dane County area who have completed fifth grade. (Photo by Jeff Miller/UW-Madison)
Aerial view of Bascom Hall.
Red and fall-colored leaves of climbing ivy wrap around an ornate architectural detail on the exterior of a UW campus building
Close up of a yellow terrace chair behind a cloudy sky.
The ACSSS staff
Red and fall-colored leaves of climbing ivy wrap around an ornate architectural detail on the exterior of a UW campus building
Precollege students playing in the field of Bascom Hill
People gathered at the Union South plaza during a summer day.

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