Valentine’s Day can be a pretty stressful day for those of us who are chronically single. Alexandra shares some tips on how to stay optimistic and just not care.
Although not everyone would like to admit it, many of us enjoy a good Bachelor Monday — the drama, the fights, the chance to find love; it is all very addicting to watch. Gracie shares her thoughts and some lessons learned from the season 27 premiere.
Since Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, we still have six more weeks of winter. Lalitha shares some tips for walking to class in cold Wisconsin winters.
Finding good restaurants — let alone a vegan one — on campus can be tough, but Anupras went out to investigate the food scene in Madison and is sharing his thoughts.
Wisconsin springs can be tough with the sight of summer seeming so far away. But, there is hope. Here, Eliza shares some tips on how to have a successful spring season.
The start to a new year always comes with a bunch of resolutions that normally don’t make it past January. Sophia shares some tips on how to make those new goals stick.
When the new year approaches, many of us try to change everything we do to have a better lifestyle and be better people, completely forgetting that the people we already are are amazing too.
Christmas can be expensive for everybody, but when you are a broke college student struggling to get by, it can be terrifying thinking of all the money you will spend. Hannah gives some advice on how to make this time of year more affordable.
With many new businesses opening up on State Street, it can be hard to know which are worth your money and time. Cate gives us an honest review of a new piercing parlor called Studs.
One of the best things about the holiday season is the opportunity to give and receive gifts. If you’re looking for the perfect gift for the special woman in your life, you’re in luck. We’ve put together a list of some of the best gifts for women, so you can find the perfect present for your loved one.
Staying in touch with family and friends can prove to be difficult in the life of a busy college student. Cate shares three ways you can balance school while still maintaining that connection.
We all love the small break we get during Thanksgiving. However, sometimes going home comes with challenges too. Sophia shares some of those pros and cons.
One of the first things I saw when I walked in was chicken being cooked on a rotating rotisserie grill, and I felt a sense of indescribable triumph: I finally found a restaurant that could take me home.
Many UW-Madison students are unaware of addiction resources available to them and lack support from both their peers and their university. Lalitha explains the importance of having drug resources on a college campus.
Life at UW-Madison as a teetotaler can be alienating, but in Sundrop, I found a way to be on level footing with my peers.
State Street offers a large variety of food options, but sometimes trying new places can be scary. Anupras took the leap and tried a new place to give us the inside scoop.
Feeling washed-up is a notion known to many college students. Whether you are post-grad or still a freshman, we all can feel this way. Cate explains why that might not be a bad thing.
What began as an April Fool’s Day joke has turned into Culver’s most in-demand item: the Curderburger.
Two University of Wisconsin-Madison students have established a unique side hustle: cutting students’ hair in residence hall bathrooms.
Although the start of fall is an exciting time, the darkness of winter looms. But do not fear — Lucy shares some ways to combat those blues.
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