Category Student Resources
Contributors: Hannah Keziah Agustin, Michael Carlson, Colette Cooper, Danielle Kronau The main points about our organization The Muse is UW-Whitewater’s literary arts magazine, run by students for students. We are dedicated to offering a platform for Undergraduate writers and artists… Continue Reading →
Somehow March has flown by, but we still have around a month and a half of the semester left. Many of us college students are beginning to feel drained and burned out at this point in the semester. You are… Continue Reading →
Written By: Sarah Hollnagel The General Management Organization is a smaller club on campus open to all majors that focuses on preparing students for their future professional careers. In our past meetings, we have held resume and career fair tips… Continue Reading →
Winters in Wisconsin always seem to last an eternity, so when spring finally comes around it can feel like a fresh start. ‘Spring Cleaning’ has always been coined a term to deep clean your home in the beginning of the… 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 →
Decorating Your Dorm Room 101
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We’ve all seen the TikToks, the Instagram pictures, your friend’s Snapchat stories. Some people just have a knack for decorating! How do they afford all the nice wall hangings? What about the throw pillows? As college students, we don’t want… 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 →
Make a note of the format of each of your classes. Make sure you know which ones meet face-to-face, and which ones meet remotely. It can be confusing and hard to manage all of those different meeting times and formats…. Continue Reading →
Consider setting a New Year’s resolution to adapt intuitive eating into your life versus standard eating healthier, weight loss or exercise goals. Intuitive eating is an adaptive eating style, which has been scientifically shown to influence positive psychological and physical… Continue Reading →
Let me start by saying this. I am a journalism major with a minor in English. I love to write but more so love to read. The bias here towards literature is undeniable. My whole life, all 22 years of… Continue Reading →