The University of Wisconsin–Platteville Baraboo Sauk County, affectionately known as UW-Baraboo or "Boo U," is a noteworthy branch of the University of Wisconsin–Platteville. Nestled in the charming town of Baraboo, Wisconsin, this branch offers a unique blend of small-college charm with the extensive resources of a larger university. Established in 1968, the campus spans 68 acres of scenic land near Devil's Lake State Park, providing a picturesque backdrop for both academic and social activities.

This campus is committed to fostering a tightly-knit community through a diverse range of clubs, organizations, and athletics. Notably, the facilities have been modernized, including a significant science building expansion completed in 2015, and sustainability initiatives such as the installation of solar panels. The academic offerings at UW-Baraboo include various associate degrees and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management, with seamless transition options to the main Platteville campus or online programs for further studies. Students benefit from small class sizes, ensuring personalized attention from dedicated professors, while the campus atmosphere is described as peaceful and budget-friendly by many students 834.