Category Student Resources
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 →
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 →
When it comes to college, some people just knoooow what they are going to do, and others are trying to find their “thing”. Outside of those who do and do not know, there are those who think that they know… Continue Reading →
What not many people know, is that there is actually a lot you can do here in Whitewater! You just have to do your research and be creative! Here are some things that I have done my past 4 years… Continue Reading →
We’re back in action now, classes have resumed, sports are back on TV, and the leaves. will soon be turning. Given this year is much different than what we have experienced before, many alterations will have to be made but… 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 a college student, it feels as if I am constantly being told “Remember to wear your face coverings”, “Practice social distancing”, and “Stay home if you are feeling ill. “Now, all those things are important and should be practiced… 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 →