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Observing the Union


Sitting at the Union Terrace

Observing those who come here

This is Madison at its fairest

A welcoming atmosphere

Some students are here to study

Or grabbing a meal with a buddy

 

The Terrace is a place of fun

Right on Lake Mendota

During the warm months many come to cool off from the sun

Only for Badger fans, sorry Minnesota

On game days the Rathskeller puts up a big screen

People gather to watch the scene

 

Students employed from around the campus

Working, studying, drinking beer

You should see it during March Madness

We’ve got it all here

From the iconic chairs

Blonde, brown, black to grey heads of hair

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