Category Seniors & Graduates
By: Annika Kosiarek Whether you’re entering your first, second, or last year of college, the start of a new semester is always a fresh opportunity. It’s a chance to reset your mindset, set new goals, and explore what’s ahead. As… Continue Reading →
It’s finals week at UW-Whitewater, and every Warhawk is on a mission. This is the time of the semester when textbooks reappear, the library becomes your second home, and every UC study spot is packed. Whether it’s your first finals… Continue Reading →
It’s that time of year where Warhawks will be moving onto the next chapter of their life. It has been a long path to get to this moment and you want to savory every second of it. Well, as we… Continue Reading →
Graduation is just around the corner, Warhawks! As you prepare to turn in your late-night study sessions for new opportunities ahead, it’s important to tie up loose ends and step confidently into the next chapter of your life. Whether you’re… Continue Reading →
As a college student preparing to enter the workforce, your resume serves as your first impression to potential employers. Since you may have limited professional experience, it’s essential to strategically highlight your strengths, skills, and potential. A well-structured resume will… 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 →
Beating Burnout
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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 →
Maintaining a Routine and Building Habits
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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 →