Student Voice Staff Wins Nine WNA Awards
The Student Voice newspaper staff won a total of nine awards from the 2025 Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation Collegiate Better Newspaper Contest. The winners were…
Options offered to relieve stress
Long gone are the days of elementary school when students watched movies and ate ice cream at the end of semesters.
Working is prime college experience
Employers are looking for people who know how to function in a working environment, who know how to work with people and who are confident enough in their own abilities…
Nap time equals quality time for college students
Out of all the great bits of wisdom from the past, though, none supersede the importance of nap time.
Black Friday causes concern this year
Soon after enjoying Thanksgiving dinner with my family, the excitement of the holiday came to a crashing halt. I was off to work for Black Friday (the most looked forward…
Speak up against birth control bill
In the 2005 Wisconsin Legislative Session, a bill was proposed that would allow pharmacists to refuse to fill a prescription on his or her beliefs (SB 155 or AB 285).…
Healthy options abound for campus
With some common sense and personal responsibility, it is extremely easy to avoid the Freshman 15. It is absolutely ridiculous to suggest that this is somehow the school’s fault.
Practical events could dispel ‘suitcase’ label
The University has commonly been known as a “suitcase campus,” referring to the rapid exit strategies of students every Friday afternoon. It has been a constant struggle to keep more…
Group projects hinder learning
It finally dawned on me as to what it was I liked so much about high school -- the lack of group projects. At my high school, group projects were…
China partnership offers research opportunities
Imagine waking up to the realization that you are at an altitude of about 2 miles above sea level. Just outside your bedroom window, the Himalaya Mountains can be seen…
Events don’t keep students in town on weekends
On the big screen, college is often depicted as an opportunity for students to spend weekdays skimming through books while weekends are dedicated to partying.