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What exactly is sustainable eating? We hear about sustainable eating often, especially around April due to Earth day. Sustainable eating entails picking whole foods that are healthful to our bodies while also healthful for the environment. This way of eating… Continue Reading →
It’s no surprise that this spring break is going to be a lot different than the last few years. Although heading somewhere warm and sunny for spring break always sounds amazing; for some, finding a way to make Wisconsin your… Continue Reading →
Fried rice turns 100% plant-based in this yummy blend of veggies, anti-inflammatory spices, and brown rice. Garbanzo beans add additional plant-protein to the mix. Top with toasted cashews as desired. Serving Size: 2 cups | Yield: 12 cups | Method:… Continue Reading →
Have you ever experienced creators’ block? Struggled to draw anatomy? Wanted to compose a music piece but haven’t had access to a piano? If any of these apply to you, the following free resources are sure to help! VISUAL ART… Continue Reading →
1. Tell us a little bit about your department.I work for UC Graphics and Marketing. Our department oversees all the graphics and social media accounts for the UC! 2. What are your goals for the future?I have a lot of… Continue Reading →
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 →
It can be hard to find a movie to watch, especially with how many options we have in front of us. From Netflix and Hulu to HBO Max, there are thousands upon thousands of movies at our disposal. Sometimes it… Continue Reading →
The word “healthy” is a very ambiguous term and will be defined differently by anyone you talk to. Everyone has different bodies, tastes, backgrounds, and everyone’s “healthy” looks a little different too. Health is looked at as a holistic approach… 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 →