Finding Your Niche

Being a freshman in college shouldn’t feel overwhelming and scary, but rather something new and exciting. Today I will be talking about ways to accomplish that. You’re still figuring everything out, you’re away from home for the first time, and don’t know anyone yet. That’s why I believe that making friends and finding your community Read More…

Every Badger Needs A Bucky

Every incoming freshman runs into one worry before starting their first year at UW Madison. How will I make friends? If that’s you, just know you are not alone, as everyone has felt that way at some point. Well, you’re in luck! I have three tips for you to help find the bucky to your Read More…

How I Found My Place at UW Madison

One of the biggest worries many incoming freshmen have is whether they will find their people at college. As someone who felt the same way, I quickly learned making friends and finding your niche doesn’t happen overnight, but there are plenty of opportunities to make campus feel like home., The first place I found a Read More…

The #1 Way to Succeed: Seek Rejection

You read that right, the number one way to succeed at UW-Madison, is to seek rejection. Let me explain: College is all about learning your passion and building a future. However, this isn’t possible without putting yourself out there. For example, I am debating between Journalism and Film. Naturally, I wanted to understand what both Read More…

Dealing with Misophonia

Hello, this is Keegan Rubingh. I’m a computer engineering major at UW Madison, and I just completed my second semester here. I struggle with a condition called misophonia, which led to me having a very weird freshman year. Because of that, I’ve chosen to write on my own experiences dealing with Misophonia, in hopes that Read More…

Finding Your Place at UW

Its hard to enjoy college if you don’t find ‘your people’. You miss your friends from home and the big unknown is daunting to say the least. Lucky for you, here is a simple 3-step guide for how to find your niche so you feel ready to tackle this next step! 1. Stay out of Read More…

Transitioning To UW

Hi incoming UW students. Having just finished my first year, I would like to share some pieces of advice that really helped me get adjusted during my first semester. I hope these pieces of advice help in your transition to UW-Madison. It is truly the best place, and the time you spend here flies.