free to Edgewood students and faculty, is located in the lower level of the Sonderegger Science Center. It provides equipment ranging from treadmills, ellipticals, bicycles, free weights, and selectorized weight equipment. The facility is also equipped with six televisions. Notable alumni Jeff Erlanger, American advocate and activist Meg Johnson, American poet and lecturer. Alexis Herman, 23rd U.S. Secretary of Labor Dianne Hesselbein, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly Footnotes References Sister Mary Clare Gilligan, A History of Edgewood, unpublished Master's thesis (Chicago 1948) Annals of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Vol.1 (1855–1955), Vol.11 (1955–1971) Annals of the Convent of the Sacred Heart (Madison, Wisconsin): p. 95 Bulletin Announcing the Opening of Edgewood Junior College on file in Dean's Office at Edgewood College) (Sister Barbara Beyenka, A Jubilee History. pp. 5–6 Edgewood College Bulletin 1927–1928. “Fifty Years at Edgewood College,” Vol. 9 (Spring 1977) 9. Annals of the Convent of the Sacred Heart (Madison, Wisconsin): p. 99 Edgewood College Annals (1962–1963): p. 36 Edgewood College Annals (1940–1941): p. 205 Edgewood College Bulletin 1927–1928. “Fifty Years at Edgewood College,” Vol. 9 (Spring 1977) 26 Bulletin of Edgewood College, Madison, Wisconsin, 1947, p. 10 Sister Barbara Beyenka, A Jubilee History. External links Official athletics website Education in Madison, Wisconsin Educational institutions established in 1927 Dominican universities and colleges in the United States Tourist attractions in Madison, Wisconsin Buildings and structures in Madison, Wisconsin Catholic universities and colleges in Wisconsin 1927 establishments in Wisconsin