Category Seniors & Graduates
By: Lainah Mangwiza Study Smarter The education realm is returning to normalcy with in-person classes set to make a comeback this fall. Returning to a pre-COVID class environment means having to readjust study strategies adopted during COVID-19. The following study… Continue Reading →
Have you ever thought about your gut? Over the last couple years there has been a significant increase in research about the gut which is actually called the microbiome. Although our gut AKA microbiome is not on the forefront of… Continue Reading →
By: Bailey Gaffney Before getting into the different types and ways to participate in heritage tourism/travel, it’s important to know what it is! According to the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Heritage Tourism is “traveling to experience the places, artifacts and activities that… Continue Reading →
As you scroll through Instagram or binge TikTok for longer than we would all like to say, odds are you have come across meal prepping in your feed. While it seems so cool to make aesthetically pleasing meals every week,… Continue Reading →
As your college career continues, interviewing for your dream job can become more and more intimidating. You must worry about how your resume looks, how you should dress, prepare for questions you are going to be asked and so much… Continue Reading →
We long for it to be a break already, and then all of a sudden it is the end of the semester! Finals and graduation can really creep up on you out of nowhere. Do you need some last-minute inspiration… Continue Reading →
Being a full-time working student, it can be easy to feel out of balance and disorganized. Here are some of my top tips for getting back on track, from one working student to another! Get a planner. Organization is… Continue Reading →
UW-W Student Banking Options Even with the Coronavirus pandemic, a lot of students are either returning to school or moving closer to campus for online courses. Whether you had your own bank account before you started college or not, deciding… Continue Reading →
Starting a new semester brings lots of changes and as college students we must adapt to a new class schedule, possibly a new living arrangement, and other new opportunities that come our way. This semester is unlike any other with lots… Continue Reading →
As part of Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2012), you might think that saving is something to do in your late 20’s or early 30’s. But the truth is that saving – whether it be for retirement, medical emergencies,… Continue Reading →