COVID-19 has changed a lot of things for freshmen that are moving to campus in the fall, but here are some ways that you can take advantage of this altered college experience.
There are several parts of yourself that can define who you are. Dana talks about how she figured out who she was.
Revenge may sound like a satisfying thing in the moment. However, it may not be worth it in the long run.
During COVID-19, online shopping is becoming popular since most people are staying in their homes. Sophie gives you some advice on which websites to look at based on the deals they are offering!
As the United States is practicing social distancing, it is important to stay in touch with people in your life. Greta gives you advice on how to stay social during the pandemic!
Teenagers and college students rely heavily on social media to understand what societal norms are. There are many aspects to social media that can be helpful or harmful; however, we are beginning to learn things by being connected with the world outside of our small circle.
As technology has developed, it has become easy for students to have many resources available to them. This opens up many outlets for students as they navigate their way through classes.
Sexual education can be something that we put on the backburner. However, Vanessa describes why it is a very important part of life as you enter into the real world.
The Taco Truck on State Street has become quite the place for late-night snackers to be. Amalia explains the background of how the "truck" got started with serving Mexican food on State Street.
College can be a difficult time when it comes to navigating relationships. Georgia gives advice to the average college student on how to be successful when it comes to relationships in college!
Grace Coffee Company is a new coffee shop on State Street. They offer an amazing experience to go along with your cup of coffee.
Cancel culture has become the new way to end people's careers on social media. Megan discusses how cancel culture has possibly gone too far and how it can affect people's professional lives.
As classes begin to really hit us hard, the normal libraries you may go to might be filling up with people a little quicker. Samantha gives a few ideas of unique places to study that may be worth a try!
It can be hard to get through the first part of college without knowing exactly what you want to do with your life. However, discovering the best major for you can be hard and there are many other people in your shoes struggling to find what is best for them too!
Elena dives deep into the well known book, "Know My Name" by Chanel Miller. This book's main focus is the Stanford sexual assault case and how the victim was affected.
TikTok seems to be the next big thing in the world of social media. Molly explains the hype around it and why people all over the world have become obsessed with it.
Living in a warm climate during Winter Break can make it very difficult to enjoy the beginning of the semester. Alexa gives her advice on facing the cold weather and finding ways to embrace what no one can change.
Finding things to do in the dead of winter in Wisconsin can be difficult due to the cold temperatures and freezing windchills. Here are four things under twenty dollars you can do to make the most of your time in Madison during the winter.
Sometimes, following through with goals can be a tricky task because they are very easy to give up on when you are so busy. However, it is a new year with new goals. Here are a few ways to make sure that you don't let yourself let go of those goals again!
The semester can leave you feeling very stressed out and defeated. Katie gives 5 steps that can help rejuvenate your mind.
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