History of UWW Homecoming Homecoming week at UW-Whitewater has a dynamic history that dates back to the early 1900s, and has since evolved into a steep tradition that brings together students, alumni, and the local community. Originally, Homecoming was created… Continue Reading →
By: Anne Kleier Discover Fall in Whitewater! Whitewater provides its community with many exciting activities during this colorful season. Whether you are a fan of a relaxed, laid-back setting or enjoy the thrill of outdoor adventure, Whitewater is sure to… Continue Reading →
The first day of college is such an exciting time filled with many questions. “What is there to do on campus?” “How do I fill my time?” “Will I like it here? “How do I learn my way around campus?”… Continue Reading →
By: Gavin Ziebell For some of us, graduation is just around the corner. This significant chapter represents both an end and a beginning, a time filled with excitement, pride, and anticipation, but also tinged with a sea of uncertainty. Whether… Continue Reading →
By: Emmy Huebner It’s that time of the year! Lots of tests, exams, quizzes, papers, and stress. This can lead to feeling super overwhelmed and that can result in burnout. Here are some helpful tips to help you beat burnout… Continue Reading →
Peyton Boelk A necessary evil to some, career fairs can be a cause of panic, stress, and a suge of other emotions if one comes unprepared. While they can be intimidating at times, career fairs offer a multitude of opportunities… Continue Reading →
One of the more difficult aspects in college is finding motivation. Over the past two years at Whitewater, the most common reason I hear about why a student didn’t go to class, or why they missed a workout, or didn’t… Continue Reading →
By: Molly Thomas It’s the late spring, and hopefully you have a job lined up for the summer. If not, don’t freak out yet! Read up on some tips to land a summer internship, which can obviously be applied to… Continue Reading →
By: Lainah Mangwiza Currently, you are at an age where you no longer fit in at the kids’ table but are also not constrained by the major decisions that dictate adulthood such as a mortgage. You are in your 20s,… Continue Reading →
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