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Although the holidays are a fun-filled, happy season, they are also associated with inevitable stress, parties, and copious amounts of cookies and candies. Many people fear added weight gain, but studies show that average American weight gain is only about… 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 →
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 →
It’s great for everyone to have a bucket list for themselves. Whether it is a short term bucket list which you hope to achieve in a few years, or if it’s a bucket list to work towards during the course… Continue Reading →
The end of the semester is a very stressful time. With projects, papers, and final exams happening, everyone is looking for various ways to reduce stress. In fact, working under stress can cause your studying or work progress to be… Continue Reading →
We all attend the same university, but all have different reasons this school stood out to us the most. Read why some students chose UW-Whitewater. “I chose Whitewater because I felt like the campus had professors and staff that really… Continue Reading →
Learn some great advice from students about school, professors, and more!
The end of the semester is quickly approaching. Soon, you will have to pack up your belongings to head home for the summer or move into a new place. Packing has always been a pain for me, which is why… Continue Reading →
It can be tough to find a prime study spot when finals week starts to approach us all. The campus is always full of students in different buildings trying to find the most peaceful and quiet area to help them… Continue Reading →
Origin of “Whitewater” The name “Whitewater” comes from the Potawatomi Native Americans when they first settled along Whitewater Creek. They called it “Waubegannawpocat” (which translates to “white water”) because of the creek having white sand at the bottom. John… Continue Reading →