One of the toughest challenges we face as college students is maintaining healthy eating habits. If you have lived on campus at any point in time, you would know that most of the time it can be extremely difficult to eat… Continue Reading →
You often hear people say that studying abroad would be an amazing experience. Only a small hand full of these students, actually DO go abroad. In fact, according to a NAFSA study only about 1.5% of students in higher education… Continue Reading →
I think one of the best decisions I ever made in college was getting a part time job. For the past two years I have worked at UW-Whitewater Ticket Services, located in the Center of the Arts building. During these… Continue Reading →
The semester is in full swing, spring is around the corner and procrastination levels are slowly rising while motivation is slowly diminishing. You know what I’m talking about, as it gets nice outside you spend your time daydreaming out the window… Continue Reading →
The UW-Whitewater student ID, officially dubbed the “HawkCard”, is a necessity for all students here on campus. The way the HawkCard works for meal plans and things of the sort can be a lot to digest (pun intended) during the… Continue Reading →
As many of you may know, the annual Spring Career Fair is this Wednesday, February 10. If you didn’t already know, you should be thankful I told you. This is an amazing opportunity for those who want to land the… Continue Reading →
Getting anxious about finals next week? These tips will help get you through, and will hopefully relieve some stress! 1. Start now. DO NOT WAIT. Procrastination is the worst idea. 2. Make a schedule. If you’re one of those people… Continue Reading →
To many, the words “Big four” might sound random and unimportant. But to accounting students this means a lot more. The big four is basically 4 massive global firms that dominate the auditing, tax and consulting space. They are: Deloitte,… Continue Reading →
I think its safe to say that all of us have had some pretty rough classes throughout our college careers. Whether you’re a freshman or fifth year senior, there are classes that you might be taking right now that literally… Continue Reading →
Writing a resumé takes some time and work, but it is extremely important to have an updated and error-free resumé. Especially when you are applying for internships and jobs after graduation! Remember that you are surrounded by professionals and peers that… Continue Reading →
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