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Wisdom flows at Moda’s Careers in Creative Panel
By Cate Schiller | Apr. 25Moda Magazine welcomes three distinct creatives for the continuation of their 2024 UW Fashion Week
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LIFE & STYLE
Wisdom flows at Moda’s Careers in Creative Panel
By Cate Schiller | Apr. 25In anticipation for their spring edition, Moda Magazine hosted their 2024 UW Fashion Week (UWFW) last week, complete with five distinct events in collaboration with University of Wisconsin-Madison student organizations, local artists, small businesses and community partners.
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Badgers' road to the Championship
By Cate Schiller | Nov. 28It’s the most wonderful time of the year — time to dance.
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Slow Food UW: ‘A place for everyone’
By Cate Schiller | Nov. 11, 2023Slow Food UW serves up community and delicious food all on the same plate.
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Madison’s Night Market shines a light on small businesses
By Cate Schiller | Sep. 21, 2023Cate gets an inside look into some of the small businesses that make the Madison Night Market so special.
LIFE & STYLE
I got pierced at Studs — here’s the review
By Cate Schiller | Dec. 1, 2022With many new businesses opening up on State Street, it can be hard to know which are worth your money and time. Cate gives us an honest review of a new piercing parlor called Studs.
FOOTBALL
Looking back on the most-played rivalry in college football
By Cate Schiller | Nov. 26, 2022The Badgers and Golden Gophers will meet this Saturday at Camp Randall to play for Paul Bunyan’s Axe. Here’s a look into the history of competition between the two storied programs.
LIFE & STYLE
How to keep in touch as a busy undergrad
By Cate Schiller | Nov. 17, 2022Staying in touch with family and friends can prove to be difficult in the life of a busy college student. Cate shares three ways you can balance school while still maintaining that connection.
FOOTBALL
The Heisman race heats up with one month left in the regular season
By Cate Schiller | Nov. 5, 2022Week 10 of the college football season is upon us, and some new faces have been giving solidified Heisman contenders a run for their money.
LIFE & STYLE
Feeling “Washed Up” isn’t a bad thing
By Cate Schiller | Oct. 26, 2022Feeling washed-up is a notion known to many college students. Whether you are post-grad or still a freshman, we all can feel this way. Cate explains why that might not be a bad thing.
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