UW-Madison students are excitedly waiting to step back into the classroom after over a year of online instruction. Here’s a closer look at what the first day back will be like.
Freshman year is hard, but The Daily Cardinal team is here to give some words of advice to new Badgers.
The first year on campus can be a struggle, but taking care of your mind and body can make a world of difference!
As the fall semester approaches, senior Allie Sprink gives some helpful advice to incoming freshmen.
Grocery shopping can be extremely difficult as a college students, especially considering that most college students are broke. Forest offers some advice to make the grocery shopping experience a little easier!
Have you ever really thought about WHY you want what you want? Reflecting on why you've made the decisions you've made in the past can possibly save you from yourself!
Emily offers some suggestions of fun ways to enjoy a the beautiful weather during a Madison Spring.
University of Wisconsin-Madison seems to be trying to get back to a semester similar to ones before 2020. Samantha offers you some things to look forward to as this semester inches closer and closer!
Sophie talks about things we can learn from the pandemic to bring into our daily lives.
Danielle explains how Legally Blonde may not be the feminist movie everyone made it out to be and expresses the need for people to observe pop culture with a critical eye.
Taylor Swift owns her own music and is re-recording her old albums - get ready!
In the market for a furry friend? Meet, Professor, the English Cocker Spaniel!
If you're considering enrolling in an MBA program, there are some things you'll want to consider. Taking time with researching top business programs and schools could help point you toward a program that will work for you and pay off. If you're thinking about becoming a business program applicant, read on for some things you'll want to know before beginning the application process.
Thrifting has become a trend for people who can afford to shop elsewhere. Elena outlines why this may present issues and how to avoid them.
Samantha outlines the distorted view of wealth that students in higher education may have.
Kylie Thomasen outlines the importance of getting outside during the pandemic as a college student.
It’s no secret that healthcare is expensive. From doctor’s visits to prescription drugs or necessary procedures, there are plenty of different services that can really add up. No matter what health insurance plan you are on, you’ll end up owing some money to get the prescription medication you need. Especially if you have a chronic illness or require the same pills on a regular basis, you want to find the lowest price possible. Luckily, there are plenty of techniques you can utilize to find great deals at the pharmacy. Saving money, in any area, is all about being smart and savvy. First-time buyers can often get suckered into spending much more than necessary. Be sure you’re always getting additional information and looking for the best way to get what you need without breaking the bank. Here are just six solutions to help you save money on your medications.
Looking for a new bunny best friend? Contact the Dane County Humane Society!
Need help finding ways to rejuvenate during COVID? Megan has the perfect advice for you!
Vanessa gives you advice on how meditation can be beneficial to your health.
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