Hina Suzuki looks back on her freshman year at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, reminiscing on some regrets and recalling how she learned from her hardships.
People often hear mixed reviews when it comes to dorm essentials. Sophie reflects on her freshman year to give you the truth about what you actually need.
The time between freshman and senior year can seem to fly by. Senior Samantha Benish reflects on her years as an undergraduate student.
“I have learned the hard way that family is the most important thing in this world. If you are prepared to fight them, then you must also be prepared to lose them entirely.”
Graduation is quickly approaching, and seniors are getting ready to head out into the real world for the first time. Megan tells her story of finding herself through her years at UW.
Staying in Madison for the summer can be both exciting and daunting. However, looking for ways to find your new summer identity may just lead to the best summer yet.
IfYou’reReadingThis.org is a national organization whose purpose is to create a support network for mental health for students by students. Its thirteenth chapter is in the process of being established on our very own campus.
The gloomy spring days in Madison are a great reminder of all the ways to appreciate the sunny ones. Jordan takes a look at how sunshine helps our mood and productivity.
When does a grocery store ever go viral? Cristina tells the story of her first time attending the grocery store known on social media: Trader Joe’s.
“In a culture where we often confuse being alone for loneliness, the ability to appreciate time by ourselves prevents us from processing the experience as a negative thing. It took me some time to figure out that sometimes being alone can help you find yourself.”
“Identity can clearly be impacted in many different ways, which makes maintaining it a unique process for every individual.”
“As I took time to process the idea of being selfish, I realized it made sense. We won’t be able to truly help others if we are not taken care of first.”
While it may seem like the tragedy in Ukraine is world’s away, there are a number of ways you can support — even from our college campus.
With a campus as big as UW-Madison’s, it can be difficult to find the perfect study spot. Whether you are looking for a silent or rowdy space, this list has got you covered!
Surprisingly enough, there's so much that can be done to get rid of the old and make space for the new. Here are three things you can do with your junk to spruce up your home and improve your quality of living.
“The intentions behind this new era of Tinder are hard to ignore, especially for those looking for something real and meaningful, which is proving to be a rarity in a college campus dominated by hookup culture.”
Like love languages, attachment styles are one of the multiple bits of information that can help us gain a better understanding of ourselves in relationships.
Catfishing has become a buzzword in today’s dating world. But, what even is it? Kodie breaks down the facts of this phenomenon.
This was a great week for people who like..." *checks notes* moms with lonely gay sons. Here are our favorite tweets from this week.
Balancing school and work can seem like a challenge, but it can be achieved. Meet Adam Samuel, a shining example of what it takes to succeed in your school and work balance!
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