Wondering what a summer in Madison might be like? Here's a quick guide of what to expect, take advantage of and participate in for your summer at the isthmus.
The transition back home from college is just as important as the one going to college. Here's a few ways to balance life back at home and the independent life you've lived at school for the summer after your first year at college.
Here are Katie's tip to an ultimately successful summer under the sun. Music, shades, sunscreen and more, read here to figure out what should be in your beach bag this summer.
This might not be food, water or shelter, but these are the necessities in my life, and ones you should value too.
It isn't rocket science, it's plant science. Here are some tips to not stress and keep your plant friends alive, and potentially grow your own green thumb.
I have always loved to travel. I took a gap year off before college to go on a trip to Latin America, and I just did a study abroad in Europe last year. I even did it during spring semester so that I could work on organic farms through WWOOF this summer through Eastern Europe. I guess you can see where this is going: I really, really want to make this my job. But you can’t just WWOOF your entire life — I get that. How can I maybe make a livelihood out of traveling?
Summer internships and jobs are around the corner, here are some ways to dress to impress, get the job and look the part for your new position.
Before trying to predict what fashion trend will come next, check out your parent's or grandparent's closet first. The trend of recycling clothes from generations past has and will remain the best indicator of what is next to come in the fashion world.
A clean space is a clean mind. Start off by detoxing and decluttering your home and it will help alleviate stress from your life. Spring into the new season on a fresh and clean note.
Spend time in the present and enjoy your spring break. Unplug, ditch the phone and take a genuine break from it all, especially from social media.
It's no secret that security and safety are on the minds of many UW students, here are some easy ways to stay safe, be alert and aware of your surroundings.
It's not all just beer and cheese curds. Madison has a lot of other options for winter activities and here a few new ones to consider when spending the rest of "spring semester" in the Wisconsin tundra.
With February being Random Acts of Kindness Month and coming to an end, here are a few ideas to end the month right and also use the rest of the year.
Office spaces and large office buildings are usually owned and managed by companies and rented out to the businesses that use them as workplaces. Some business owners own their own workspaces, but that's not the norm. Unless you have a good reason not to, renting is probably the right play.
Unfortunately, it's true that AppleCare doesn't cover everything. While it has a better reputation than many other extended warranties out there today, Apple can get you with its exceptions and loopholes, forcing you to foot the bill to cover repair costs yourself. And we all know that Apple is not exactly known for low prices.
Motorcycles are wonderful vehicles, and there are lots of reasons that so many Americans own and ride them. Of course, some areas and states are more motorcycle-friendly than others, so it’s perfectly understandable that your change in scenery has prompted you to think more about your riding options!
Street safety is way more controversial than most people would assume. To be fair, navigating our streets safely is something many of us take totally for granted right up until it matters most. That probably won’t fly much longer given how many Americans are migrating to major metros. Officials at the US Census Bureau published a report last year again emphasizing the sustained growth across multiple American cities. Things rarely get easier with more people in the mix, and street safety is no exception. That much is certain.
Many femme Super Bowl ads aired this year that leave many fans divided on the impact they had. Serena Williams, Toni Harris, John Legend and more are involved in this discussion of whether it hurt or helped the feminist movement.
Valentine's day is about love, in all ways, shapes and sizes. Instead of focusing on the relationship aspect, or lack thereof, focus on loving yourself this Valentine's day by nurturing your mental health and treating yourself.
Price is just a number, and the real value of a Valentine's Day gift is the thought that went behind it. Here are a few cost-effective yet meaningful gifts to give your significant other this February 14th that will show how much you care.
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