April 5Physics/Astronomy is hosting solar eclipse viewing April 8 from 12:53-3:21 p.m., southwest of the Halsey Science Building. Solar eclipse glasses will be available.
It seems like people in the current world have a need to photograph everything they do, whether it’s a trip across the country or simply taking a walk, and why shouldn’t they?
Most people in first-world...
Dinner time… If you’re like me, dinner is the second most important meal of the day, for those of us that skip breakfast anyways.
After a day's work of meetings and homework, nothing sounded...
If you consider these elements of design — appearance, affordability, quality and ease of manufacturing — the Monobloc chair might be one of the best products ever designed.
That may seem like a...
Financial literacy is a critical, yet extremely overlooked, branch of education in the current U.S. education system. You could argue that most schools offer some form of “Personal Finance” class...
“Try it; it's good for you” is a phrase quite commonly said in households. Lots of people struggle with trying new foods, leading them to eat the same foods over and over.
According to The Washington...
The French philosopher Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet) is estimated to have written over 20,000 letters during his lifetime. That's a lot, but a mere fifth of the estimated 100,000 letters penned by...
At the start of the fall 2020 semester, plates in Blackhawk Commons were replaced with reusable green to-go containers. While these containers are beneficial and convenient, issues have arisen, and they...
The existence of COVID-19 has created an existential crisis for the lives of all globally, in more ways than one. Focusing locally, many businesses are in a difficult time period, and are struggling to...
Long-standing stereotypes have existed for college students and what majors and jobs they chose to go into, but even as gender barriers are being broken gradually with time, stereotypes are still holding...
“Did you vote?” This question on its surface may seem to be a few months late. Yet, this question is actually right on time, as there was a spring primary election throughout Wisconsin on February...
