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Every student can agree that studying for finals or exams can be a lot! I’ve researched some of the top tips for studying and preparing for exams! Study When You’re Sleepy Studies show that when you are sleeping, your brain… Continue Reading →
Bring the Warhawk pride to your phone! We have six phone wallpapers that you can download for free! Which one will you use first?
Supplies: Yellow Paint Red Paint (preferable but not necessary if you have yellow and orange) Blue Paint Orange Paint (preferable but not necessary if you have yellow and red) White Paint Paint Brush (preferable ½ inch to ¾ inch –… Continue Reading →
Reusable bags are not just a fad of the now, but an important piece of the future. Plastic bags are a major pollutant of our world and are extremely wasteful. If our society can turn to reusable, cloth bags, “one… Continue Reading →
What does an average day look like working in the UC? What are your day to day responsibilities? As the Warhawk Alley Program Assistant my role oversees several aspects of Warhawk Alley including: daily reporting, supporting and empowering student staff, working… Continue Reading →
Help us spread love instead of germs while we are all working and studying from home! Share your Warhawk pride by printing the hearts below and hanging them up in your home or workspace to join the Heart Hunt movement!… Continue Reading →
A lot of students have never taken an online class and transitioning to an online class can be a big challenge. We have put together a list of resources and tips for you to use while classes are online. Feel… Continue Reading →
St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday that many American’s enjoy celebrating every year. It’s a great excuse to get together with family and friends, attend the local parade, wear lots of green clothes, and drink beer. However, there is a… Continue Reading →
Get a Planner! It might seem cliché, but using a planner is one of the easiest ways to stay organized! I use a planner for both school and work, and I can’t tell you how many times it has saved… Continue Reading →
I know coming to a new school either as a transfer student or incoming freshman is scary. It’s a new chapter in your life and you don’t know what to expect. Being a Junior here at UW-W, I have seen… Continue Reading →