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3 Easy to Learn Card Games for College Students
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By: Michael Maher Playing card games can be a great way to have fun with your friends while also improving your strategy and critical thinking skills. However, some card games are more complicated than others to learn and play. Here… Continue Reading →
By: Peyton Boelk Did someone say date night? While Whitewater, Wisconsin is definitely not Paris, there are still a plethora of fun things to do with your special someone. From dinner to activities, this guide to the perfect date night… Continue Reading →
By: Josh Jacobi The University Center (UC) hosts many events each semester designed to give the student body a chance to leave their dorms and do something. Events like hosting comedians or live musical performances in the Down Under, showing… Continue Reading →
Tell us a little bit about yourself My name is Brielle Bird and my pronouns are she/her/hers. I am a UC lead building manager and reservationist in the Facilities department. I have been working in the UC for 2 years!… Continue Reading →
By: Emmy Huebner We all have holiday traditions that we do with our families such as baking cookies, listening to holiday music, or watching a certain movie every year, but have you ever wondered what other people do for the… Continue Reading →
POV: You are a college student who has just completed the fall semester. Something is missing, and college isn’t quite what you expected. You want to be more involved on campus, make a difference, meet more people, and grow through… Continue Reading →
Tell us a little bit about yourself My name is Elizabeth Garthwaite (She/Her/Hers) and I am the Program Specialist of Events, Student Activities and Involvement. I have been working at the University Center for about 5 months now. What does… Continue Reading →
By: Lainah Mangwiza Easing into college life for students goes beyond reducing academic stress. The basis of debit-card like funds such as Dining Dollars and Purple Points is to ensure an ease in a student’s ability to access additional meals,… Continue Reading →
By: Maddy Nemec Have you ever felt really overwhelmed in college or at any point in your life? Me too, the stress is real. Everyone experiences that dreaded feeling of being put under pressure or knowing that there is a… Continue Reading →
By: Emma Norton If you’re like me, you got to college and had absolutely no idea of how to study. High school was very easy, and it was a rare occurrence that you had to do more than look over… Continue Reading →