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Saving Money Over Summer Break

Hi, Pointers! Summer is here, so it’s time to make smart choices related to your money to help yourself in the future. I will be sharing three things to do over summer to prepare yourself financially for next year. 1. Search for a summer job. Not only could this be a great way to […]

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Why You Should Take Summer Classes

Hey, current and future Pointers! I hope you’re having a great vacation so far! Today, I wanted to talk to you about why you should take summer classes. This summer will be my first-time taking summer courses, so I am excited to tell you about the benefits that come with summer classes. It allows […]

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An Interview with Tony Babl, Chief of Police and Director of Parking Services

Police can seem elusive and maybe even scary, especially in today’s world. However, when I sat down with Chief of Police and Director of Parking Services, Tony Babl, we set out to break that stereotype and reiterate the departments mission which is: “Police and Security Services is committed to providing University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point students, faculty […]

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Why Should Should Choose a Double Degree or Double Major

By Hannah Danczyk Hey, current and future Pointers! Did you come to college, or are going to college with many interests that you wanted to pursue? Having a double major or double degree may be right for you! What’s the difference? Double majors consist of one bachelor’s degree with two majors within the same […]

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Seven Easy Ways to Stay Close to UWSP

Written by - May 1, 2019 at 2:06 pm. No Comments Tags: campus, Campus Activities and Student Engagement, campus life, college advice, friendships, Future Pointers, involvement, Pointer family, Pointer life, Pointer Pride, Socializing, student involvement, student life, student tips, UW-Stevens Point, UWSP, UWSP blog, UWSPblog, Visit UW-Stevens Point

By Jody Rowland For each of us Pointers, attending school and being engaged with the campus was as easy as getting up in time for your 9 a.m. English class. Well, maybe easier than that. You lived in a dorm, or maybe house close to Old Main, took part in a club or activity, and of […]

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