100 days into pandemic, campus buildings await

It’s been 100 days since March 16, the first day that many UW–Madison faculty and staff members began the transition to remotely working from home. During those 100 days, a lot has happened — and a lot of it has been challenging. But as we begin to plan for a smart restart, it’s good to know that one thing hasn’t changed while we’ve been away from campus. The buildings that we all know so well are still there waiting for our return. Here is a visual reminder of some of the buildings that house the various schools and colleges of UW–Madison.

Agriculture Hall, home to the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. (Photo by Bryce Richter / UW-Madison) Photo by: Bryce Richter

Bascom Hall, home to the Graduate School and a number of administrative offices, including the Chancellor's office. Photo by: Bryce Richter

The School of Education is headquartered in the Education Building. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Engineering Hall and Engineering Mall. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Grainger Hall, home of the Wisconsin School of Business. Photo by: Bryce Richter

The Health Sciences Learning Center and the Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research. Photo by: Bryce Richter

The Law Building, from the south side. Photo by: Bryce Richter

And there it is. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Music Hall. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Nancy Nicholas Hall, home of the School of Human Ecology. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Rennebohm Hall, home to the School of Pharmacy. Photo by: Bryce Richter

A picture of the red stone Science Hall building, sunshine lighting up its front.

Science Hall was built in 1887. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Signe Skott Cooper Hall, home to the School of Nursing. Photo by: Bryce Richter

The Veterinary Medicine Building. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Vilas Hall, home to the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Photo by: Bryce Richter

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