By: Katie Raynes I truly never imagined I would say that I miss being in a large sweaty lecture hall filled to capacity, cramped with little wooden desks which haven’t changed since the 1930s. As in-person classes are almost in full swing, I think back to the last time I was physically present, sitting in […]
By Sabine Hansen Born between 1997 and 2015, Generation Z encompasses an era of technological advances previously uncharted by the modern economy. As this generation grows up, they begin to frame their spending habits around a relatively new market, online shopping. An article written by Lexington Law in early 2021 gives insight to the shopping habits of Gen […]
The University of Wisconsin – Madison offers upwards of 120 undergraduate majors – a long-term advantage and short-term reason of panic for many eighteen-year-old students applying to college. As a first-generation scholar, my knowledge of potential career paths was rather limited; however, my internal thoughts as a three-year-old convinced me to pursue biology and psychology […]