Work hard, play hard. All work makes Jack a dull boy. It is essential to take care of yourself mentally and physically by taking a few study breaks from time to time. Here are some fan favorites: Workout!! Exercising has so many benefits, including making you more focused afterwards. Blow of some steam by going Read More…
Month: June 2021
What “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” will teach you about feminism.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer is more than an “old” cheeky supernatural drama series, it is a guide to young women on how to embrace their femininity, break stereotypes and be a boss. In 1997, Buffy The Vampire Slayer made its debut following the failure of the film version that was made in 1992. The show Read More…
Saving and Spending Tips for Your Pre-College Transition
As an incoming freshman, the months between getting accepted into college and moving day can be exciting, daunting, and at times stressful. But have no fear! Here are some tips to help you as you start to transition into college life: Save Your Money We have all heard the stereotype of being a “broke college Read More…
These Apps Will Boost Your Studying Skills to Another Level
On the first day of classes of my first year, I probably downloaded 30 new apps on my phone in order to “stay organized.” Truth is, I never even opened half of them. I’m going to spare you from doing the same by showing you exactly which apps you will absolutely need and use to Read More…
Pre-College Transition: Easy Peasy
The summer before your first year of college is packed with nervous jitters and what if’s. You may be excited or nervous…or even both! There are many ways to make this life-changing transition into the smoothest adjustment you possibly can! Make plans to hang out with your roommate beforehand Having a good friend before the Read More…
Can’t Catch a Break?
There’s a whole lot of studying and partying in college, but what about that awkward time in between? Don’t just stay locked up in your dorm all day with your textbook waiting for the next celebration. Make sure to give yourself lots of study breaks to check in with your mental health! When I take Read More…
3 Tips to Make College Studying a Breeze
After completing two years of college, I have certainly learned a lot of the best “ins and outs” of studying. Just making a couple small changes in your study habits can be monumental for your success in the classroom. 1. Find Your Spot The most crucial piece of consistently having productive study sessions is finding Read More…
Not Going to Sugar Coat It- All the Jackets You Should be Bringing!
Whether it’s a windy walk across campus or heading to the frats on a Thursday night, keeping warm and fashionable in the Wisconsin weather is crucial! Not to mention maximizing the sardine can of a closet you’ll have, here’s the must bring jackets for freshman year. Watery Walks No denying it, rainy days are inevitable. Read More…
Madison Survival Guide: Study Tips
By: Grace Paar Going to school at UW Madison is no joke and classes ask a lot from the students. There are easy ways to make learning manageable and fun, while still understanding the information. Find a study Buddy – It is very important to find someone you work well with. Having someone to study Read More…
Binge-Watching Must-Haves!
It’s time to kick back and relax as I deepen your understanding of some of the top must-watch binge-worthy shows and movies on Netflix! These suggestions are coming straight from my Netflix cue and right into your yours;)). Do what you need to do to buckle down for some serious binge-watching action because once you Read More…