Category Student Resources
By: Logan Cunningham All of us have experienced summer boredom at one point or another, especially being college students. The initial summer excitement wears off, and you now realize that you still have a few months left until you’re on… Continue Reading →
While many students pack their bags and head home after finals, there’s a hidden gem in sticking around: A campus staycation. That’s right, summer at UW-Whitewater is low-key one of the best-kept secrets. With fewer crowds, plenty of sunshine, and… 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 →
Put yourself in the shoes of a new student on their first day of college. Everything is so new, and they feel a sense that they could achieve something great. They decide to open their laptop and investigate student organizations…. Continue Reading →
We’re often told to eat healthy, but what does that really mean? With so many diets and fads floating around, it can be hard to know where to start. And even if we do follow a trend, results can be… Continue Reading →
By: Alix McCorkle & Laura Dobke In today’s digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a powerful tool for college students, offering a wide range of possibilities to enhance their studies, social media presence, and even leisure time. AI can… Continue Reading →
Is it another night of dinner from the frozen isle of the grocery store? Have you had ramen for the fourth night in a row? Dinner can be hard to figure out. Especially as a college student with limited access… 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 →