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National Diabetes Awareness Month: Getting Educated
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and what better way to celebrate than by getting educated? Since I don’t have diabetes I wanted to consult someone with a bit more experience to write this blog. Thankfully my mom, Brenda Solarz-Johnson, is well-educated...
How to Apply for On-Campus Housing
While it feels like college is so far away, it will come faster than you think. This can be a scary time, trying to figure out where to live, who to live with, what you want to do with your life, all of these things. But this is the time to get excited because housing...
Easy Nighttime Self-Care Tips to Destress
Let’s face it, we’re finally at the point in the semester where a lot of us are burning out and it can be difficult to relax in the dorms or with a roommate. Don’t worry though, there are very simple things you can add into your nighttime routine to fully destress,...
Let’s Talk Money: Financial Aid at WSU
Let’s talk money. College may come with a high price tag, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. A lot of people get uncomfortable talking about money especially when discussing how they are going to pay for college. Financial aid is an option to help! Without it,...
Resilient Warriors: Aim For The Bullseye
You may be hearing the word “resilience” a lot more on campus this year and that is because it is WSU’s theme. The word resiliency holds multiple meanings for different people and but having resilience is ultimately about being flexible, bouncing back from difficult...
Show Your School Spirit on Warrior Fridays
School spirit goes beyond the student section at the Saturday football games. Whether it’s inviting your family to experience the WSU community, cheering like crazy at a women’s soccer game, attending a WSU orchestra concert, or putting a WSU lanyard on your key ring,...
Watch Out for the Winter Blues: Seasonal Affective Disorder
The transition out of fall and into a very cold, dark and gloomy winter for five to six months can make it much harder to get out of bed for an early class. This drastic season change can also be more serious for some students with Seasonal Affective Disorder, or...
5 Tips for Surviving a Minnesota Winter
Winter is coming, my friends. Living in the beautiful Mississippi river valley means enduring some frigid weather. Even if this isn’t your first rodeo with Midwest winter weather, being on your own at college means preparing yourself to survive. You’ve heard of...
What You Can Do to Reduce Water Pollution
Water pollution is more common now than ever and it is something that needs to be brought to the attention of more people. Here at WSU we pride ourselves in our beautiful campus and how we take care of it. Here are a few things you should know about water pollution...
Throwback Thursday: Homecoming 2018 in Review
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3m6-2kjcsA] Homecoming at WSU can be a whirlwind of events, people, and activities. Various clubs, organizations, and committees work together to provide an engaging, spirited, and safe Homecoming Week. Let’s take a...