Here are 6 reasons why the food cart spring rolls dominate the lunch scene on campus. 1. Customizable Choose one of three proteins (tofu, shrimp, chicken), add avocado, and pick your spice level! Pro-tip: ask to substitute rice noodles with Pad Thai, they will not disappoint. 2. Cheap This is easily the most affordable way Read More…
Category: Unit 3
Your Best Study Break Based on Your Favorite Study Spot
It’s always best to incorporate an hour-long study break into a day at the library. However, we might not always like studying near the places we usually go for fun. So, here’s 3 places to take a break based on 3 popular study spots around campus. The Study Spot: Union South, Engineering Hall The Read More…
Sweat away the study blues
You’ve been sitting in the library for hours agonizing over your upcoming biology exam. Your brain is getting foggy, your body feels like it’s melted into the chair and you just can’t bear the idea of studying for another second. Here’s my advice to you: pack up your stuff and head to the SERF! The Read More…
5 Places to Visit In Between Classes
I remember during my freshman year, having odd gaps of time in my schedule. I tried to study, but there wasn’t quite enough time to be productive. I thought about getting coffee, but living on a limited budget, it didn’t seem practical. After becoming more familiar with my classmates and their schedules, I found a Read More…
Got a Study Break in Summer Time? Sunshine, Ice Cream, and MORE!
It’s a wonderful summer day. People are all out to enjoy the nice day: blue sky, green tress, and running squirrels. But this is not you. You are spending the rest of your life in the library studying for the upcoming midterm of the summer course, feeling really depressed and stressed out. Hey, don’t be stuck Read More…
A Slice of Nature
Is the Terrace too crowded? Need a break from all the chatter? The Allen Centennial Garden is a prime spot for a study session before the snow flies. While it may not be ideal for homework on the computer, you can easily plop down on a bench in the middle of the garden and read Read More…
Dining on the Square
Once you get over the overwhelming amount of dining options that State Street has to offer, it’s time to move up in the world and make your way to the Square. While most of the options are a bit more expensive than State Street’s restaurants, they offer great, new options from the mundane world of Read More…
Eating in Madison
College is the first time in a lot of people’s lives where they are completely free to make their own decisions. This can be a time where people learn a lot about themselves and what they truly value. This applies to all aspects of college life. One big part of freedom in college is what Read More…
3 Hidden Study Spots That Will Actually Make You Want to Study
Every college student needs to study. While it’s nice to know that you aren’t the only one suffering through hours of studying (or procrastinating), it can also be difficult to find a good place to study on campus. If you’re tired of loud coffee shops, fighting for tables at College Library, or locking yourself in the Read More…
Ins and Outs of Acai Bowls
Ahh-see bowls? Ahh-ky bowls? Acai bowls are all the rage in Madison. From where to get them, how to pronounce them and the anatomy of this tricky bowl, I’ve got you covered! First thing’s first…what is an acai (ah-sah-EE) berry? Often found in the Amazon Rain Forest, an acai berry is high in antioxidants and natural sugar, Read More…