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Fighting Slavery for #OurTomorrow

By Julia Wagner

In the United States, well over 100,000 girls as young as nine years old are lured into violent sex slavery; across the globe, attempting to pay for medical bills or schooling, families are tricked into labor trafficking through…

What endings can teach us

by Haley Madden

I probably think about death a little bit more than most people. Not in a terribly dark way. Mostly, I think about death because it reminds me of how I want to live my life. Knowing that there is an end to my time here helps me prioritize and…

My Home Away from Home

By Asly Warren

Tiny Ideas and Big Impact

By Miah Gatzke

Many of us have seen homelessness. We have read the statistics in an article or watched reports on the news. Near campus, it is something that many of us may encounter everyday.

How the Wisconsin Idea shaped my college experience

by Shira Hirsch

How one Service Learning course changed my life

by Megan Miller

Community to the Individual: Beyond Merriam-Webster

by Adam Beer

Losing touch with what it means to be human

by Allison Hare

Sometimes I lose touch with what it means to be human.

I don’t mean this in the conventional sense of being a human — that is, being able to think, communicate, and generally able to…

Research and the Wisconsin Idea: Giving back through the Wisconsin Festival of Ideas

by Claire Powling

What do Simpson’s Paradox, Online Dating, the Ice Cube Project, high stakes surgical risks, and Greener Fairer Food legislation have in…