By: Amber DeValk, Cupboard Operations Coordinator “Nearly 30% of students at four-year colleges reported food insecurity at some point during their college career, and the percentage is even higher for marginalized communities.” – Move for Hunger This statistic highlights the need for accessible food resources for students. UWSP is fortunate to be home to The […]
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By: Molly McGuire and Arabella Welhouse Being home during this time can have drastic effects on our regular schedule and habits. It has never been a more perfect time to add some sustainable changes into your new schedule! Plants! Spring is on the way—time to germinate some seeds, propagate and repot your plants. Now is […]
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I began my essential oil journey a few months ago. I decided to start using essential oils because I wanted to use a more natural product in my everyday life, which not only would benefit me but the environment as well. Before I got into essential oils, I always thought they were only used for aromatherapy. Boy, was I wrong! Essential oils are extremely versatile and have so many benefits.
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Becoming more eco-sensitive doesn’t happen overnight. I have to admit, it’s hard to integrate greener habits into everyday life, especially in the world we live in. Being green isn’t always convenient in our society. But in the long run, it’s the best option for you, the environment and for the future.
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There’s a lot of exciting projects, new spaces and places, and unique programs that make our university stand out. While there are way more than 10 reasons to come to campus and take a look around, I have condensed the list to some of the best facts and features.
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