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The 4thof July is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start planning that perfect party with all of your family and friends. There are so many things that you can do for a 4thof July party but… Continue Reading →
During summer, there are so many opportunities to enjoy outdoor music festivals in the Midwest. The weather isn’t always the greatest during the summer, but people in the Midwest know how to have a good time at any outdoor concert… Continue Reading →
Are you a Public Relations major looking for a way to get better connected with others in your major? Or maybe you are considering your options and just want to get a taste of the PR field? Then PRSSA is… Continue Reading →
Background Information Sigma Sigma Sigma, also known as Tri Sigma, is a national women’s sorority. There are more than 112 collegiate chapters nationally. Tri Sigma was founded nationally on April 20, 1898 and found locally on UW-Whitewater’s campus in 1932…. Continue Reading →
Preparing for an interview takes more than showing up 15 minutes early in a nice outfit. It may be stressful for some, and that is why we’ve compiled our best pre-interview tips for you. Follow these steps of preparation to… Continue Reading →
Many students that graduate college don’t know what to expect after they spent the last 18 years of their life in school. As students, we are trained to go to classes every day and have endless amounts of homework. Thinking… Continue Reading →
As college students, there is something that we all have in common: homework and studying for exams. Although we dread these things, homework is a tool that helps us to further our knowledge in whatever subject we are learning and… Continue Reading →
Trying to find the best vacation destination can be a tough decision. Here is a list of the top 10 places to visit in the United States! New York City, New York New York City is known as one of… Continue Reading →
With warmer weather finally on the rise, there are some fun and free events and activities in Whitewater that you won’t want to miss out on. I have picked a few of the popular choices that are free to attend… Continue Reading →
Why Join Communicating Health in Practice (CHIP)? Communicating Health in Practice (CHIP) is a student-led organization that was established by Dr. Kate Ksobiech in 2015. CHIP originated as the organization for the Corporate and Health Communication major, yet all students… Continue Reading →