Remember, college also means school

Transitioning into college from high school can be a big change. Mentally, physically, academically, college can drastically change the course of your everyday life. These few tips can help you remain afloat academically and help tremendously with the big transition. Tip #1: Do all the extra credit you can get – extra credit can save Read More…

Escape to an Ideal Winter Break Destination: Squaw Valley

  As an incoming freshman, I would hope you already know about Wisconsin’s horrendous winters, headlined by dangerously cold temperatures and varying amounts of snow. It can ultimately lead to a winter inside, but who wants to spend their entire winter break indoors? If you’re going to be stuck in Wisconsin winter’s for the next couple Read More…

Spring Break: A Trifecta

Looking for an awesome way to spend your summer? Do you want to travel the world? Or maybe you just need a quick way to gain that freshman fifteen everybody keeps talking about! Well if any of those descriptions relate to you, then I have the perfect solution for you: a Caribbean cruise. Disclaimer… if Read More…

Winter Break in Chicago

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and Chicago is only 2 hours from campus. Here’s 5 reasons why you should get on the first bus to the windy city! 1. THE LIGHT DISPLAYS Decorative lights can be viewed all around the city, but here are some all-time favorites: Zoolights at Lincoln Park Zoo Read More…

Hot Spots to Hit at Night

When most people hear UW-Madison and night life in the same sentence they suddenly think of partying, a long night out at the bars are the terrible hangovers that everyone dreads.  In this post I will be providing a number of activities that won’t result in a rough morning. Concerts at the Terrace A great Read More…

A Friday Night You’ll Actually Remember

Though it is certain that at Madison the term “Night Life” usually refers to a solid amount of cheap vodka and sweat, there are many opportunities on campus to have a great time without waking up the next morning dehydrated and sick. Here is a list of activities to do that won’t result in a Read More…