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Success: the word that haunts every walk of life. But what does it really mean? Does “being successful” mean graduating from Harvard University, growing up wealthy and owning a house in the Hamptons? Maybe. But in my wise 20 years of life, I’ve discovered that success has a different meaning to everyone.
In this episode of the Student Dive, host Conner McKenzie speaks to the Cardinal's Life & Style section editors Hallie Albert & Alexandra Malatesta about their article "The influence of social media on climate activism" in a discussion of new online narratives in the wake of Hurricanes Helene & Milton.
It’s been eight days since the United States elected its 47th president, yet the echoes of that night still resonate.
Thanksgiving often brings a sense of dread. Not because of a burnt turkey, but due to the uncomfortable political discussions that split the table down the middle.
In the wake of catastrophic natural disasters like Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton, Florida has become an example of the efforts to combat the devastating impacts of climate change.
I remember high school graduation like it was yesterday: the palpable excitement, the bittersweet farewells and the overwhelming sense of possibility for the future.
As a second-year college student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I found myself reminiscing about my high school years. Having relocated multiple times, I eventually found a home in the coastal town of La Jolla, California.
Balancing and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is something many people strive for — and in the last few months, I think I've nailed it.
Simplicity became a profound lesson during the week I spent with my grandparents in a small town just outside of Sacramento, California.
Autumn, for many, is a cherished and widely adored season. Fall brings me joy, whether it's sipping on Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte along State Street, witnessing the leaves transform into stunning displays of orange, yellow and red, or feeling the pleasantly brisk yet not overly cold breeze in the air. However, this joy is short-lived if you call Madison home.
Skin care has become more than just a routine or a trend. It has become a lifestyle for some who strive to achieve that healthy glow. Beauty influencers have used their social media platforms to emphasize the importance of skin care. According to a professional esthetician at Facial Collective, skin care has major health benefits, including protection from stressors and self-confidence boosts. To jumpstart your skin care journey, let's explore facials, talk to a professional and curate a basic routine. If you're ready to take the first step towards healthy, radiant skin, let's get started.
As humans, we all experience fear. Fear is a natural emotion that protects us from danger and helps us avoid risky situations. However, fear can also be a barrier that stops us from achieving our goals and living our dreams. We often hear people say "be fearless," but it's not about not feeling fear — it's about finding the courage to face it and push through it.
Valentine’s Day often fills many with anticipation, but it also has the potential to bring feelings of dread. In the case of most people who aren’t drowning in cuddles, cute dates, good morning texts and nauseating hand holding, this day isn't the best. This is the one day of the year where the pressure is on to be in love and show it through chocolates from CVS or an overpriced dinner you definitely can't afford.
As the new year begins, you know what that means — many of us are taking time to reflect on the past and setting goals for the future. But before you go crazy with unrealistic goals, let's talk about how to improve the most important aspects of your life slowly yet effectively.
Solutions by The State News
