UW-Madison students Jon Wittman, left, and Dylan Schuller move out of an apartment on Mifflin Street to a new place near Camp Randall Stadium. Many students are excited to return to Madison after COVID-19 sent them back home last spring.
Discarded items line the curb on Mifflin Street as thousands of UW-Madison students moved out of their off-campus apartments Friday. UW officials hope students will follow rules to reduce the spread of COVID-19 this fall, even off campus, where the university has less control.
Dylan Schuller moves out of his Mifflin Street home on Friday. The annual turnover in leases between Aug. 14 and 15 is sometimes referred to as "Hippie Christmas."
Brian Bishop, front, and Sheridan Camarata moved out of their apartment on Mifflin Street Friday. They were able to move from their old place to their new one without the usual 24-hour waiting period.
Thousands of UW-Madison students will be moving into their off-campus housing Saturday. "I'm excited mostly," incoming senior Wesley Kelly said. "But there's a bit of nostalgia for the things we can't have this semester."
UW-Madison students Jon Wittman, left, and Dylan Schuller move out of an apartment on Mifflin Street to a new place near Camp Randall Stadium. Many students are excited to return to Madison after COVID-19 sent them back home last spring.
Discarded items line the curb on Mifflin Street as thousands of UW-Madison students moved out of their off-campus apartments Friday. UW officials hope students will follow rules to reduce the spread of COVID-19 this fall, even off campus, where the university has less control.
Dylan Schuller moves out of his Mifflin Street home on Friday. The annual turnover in leases between Aug. 14 and 15 is sometimes referred to as "Hippie Christmas."
Thousands of UW-Madison students will be moving into their off-campus housing Saturday. "I'm excited mostly," incoming senior Wesley Kelly said. "But there's a bit of nostalgia for the things we can't have this semester."
Brian Bishop, front, and Sheridan Camarata moved out of their apartment on Mifflin Street Friday. They were able to move from their old place to their new one without the usual 24-hour waiting period.
