A farewell from the editors
By Tyler Katzenberger and Drake White-Bergey | Apr. 25Above all, remember that you’re not alone.
Above all, remember that you’re not alone.
With access to mental health treatment on the rise, “therapy speak” has become an important tool in clinical spaces. But it has the potential to be weaponized outside of the office.
They say studying abroad will change who you are — but can it really?
A much needed policy for the university, but so much more can still be done.
Do the Brits have more fun?
Investigating the dangerous sexual norms hookup culture promotes.
Standardized test requirements are being reinstated at colleges nationwide. We need to look for more equitable and inclusive measures of college preparedness.
Life on a campus of 50,000 people can be lonely, but it doesn’t have to be. Our unrealistic expectations of the college experience are to blame.
Our project shines light into the rifts we face and shares stories about people and groups who ground us in community and empathy.
From major student organizations to individual community members, UW-Madison administrators should pay attention to the needs of those on all ends of political conversations.
How a ban on TikTok might be beneficial for more than just data security.
Embracing opportunities and finding success at a large university.
Former Harvard President Claudine Gay’s resignation should teach us to set expectations for our campus leaders. Harvard doesn’t know what those expectations are.
Killian Weston’s insight into the complex realities of a large scale social media following.
In a culture where convenience is king, dating as a young adult has lost its purpose.
How do students afford housing as new luxury apartment complexes are being built around the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus?
The Madison ALRC has been tasked to create new laws for a new beverage category.
British and European university fashion is a whole other ballpark.