By Haley Cox With classes coming to an end, holiday shopping, cramming for exams, and just trying to stay warm, this time of the year is just crazy. Now don’t pull your hair out yet, just take a breath and… Continue Reading →
As we’re nearing the end of semester, it seems that sleep (one of my favorite activities) is becoming more and more non-existent. After all, there’s classes, homework, working different on- and off-campus jobs, and of course, keeping track of those… Continue Reading →
Ilona: At the end of the Spring Semester Khloe informed me that she had applied for an internship on campus. She told me about LEAP (Liberal Education & America’s Promise), the main focus of her internship, and I felt a connection. … Continue Reading →
All students who attend a university have the same end goal: graduate and start a career. But before achieving the end goal, there are interviews. During my freshman year, the most difficult aspect of college was trying to find time… Continue Reading →
They are moms, dads, uncles, aunts, brothers, sisters, teachers, doctors, farmers. They sell cars. They change diapers. They order coffee. They listen to the radio. They go to college. They are Veterans. You wouldn’t be able to tell just be… Continue Reading →
Being a senior and ready to graduate, I’ve realized that senioritis is real. I have been struggling this entire semester trying to be productive but just not having the energy. It might have something to do with Gilmore Girls on… Continue Reading →
The buzz about homecoming brings excitement, involvement, and spirit all over campus. UW-Whitewater’s homecoming tradition has been around since 1951…that’s a 63-year-old tradition! Student orgs, res halls, and Greeks compete for both spirit and championship cups over the week of… Continue Reading →
Ahh yes, the glorious time-waster we call Pinterest. Some may even consider it an addiction. It’s a great tool for organizing and saving great ideas so that you can come back to them later and carry them out. Except, let’s… Continue Reading →
World of the Arts is a class that many students have to take for their General Education requirement. As many people know, once they are in the class, they need to attend some events in the Center of the Arts… Continue Reading →
By Laura Schoenike • @lauras2011 Tissues: As much as we all try to deny it, at some point it’s going to happen: you’re going to get sick, and there’s nothing worse than being stuck in the middle of class with… Continue Reading →
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