An Open Letter to my Rollercoaster of a Sophomore Year
A year filled with a whole lot of downs, but with some ups sprinkled into the mix
Abby Synnes (Wisconsin ‘23)
Abby Synnes (Wisconsin ‘23)
Abby is a sophomore at UW-Madison studying English and Communication Sciences and Disorders. She is an enthusiast of good books, Taylor Swift, and chai lattes.
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13 Takeaways From Fearless (Taylor’s Version)
The beloved album now belongs to Taylor Swift—and is better than ever.
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How Rewatching Comfort Shows Can Improve Your Mental Health
Practice self-care by watching New Girl for the millionth time.
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My Nominees for Music That Got Me Through 2020
Music: the one constant during the rollercoaster that was 2020.
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5 Ways to Trick Yourself Into Becoming a Morning Person
POV: you’re a night owl who wants to implement some new habits in 2021.
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Why Schitt’s Creek is the Greatest Show of Our Generation
Schitt’s Creek: the town (and show) where anything and everything is possible.
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5 Ways to Prioritize Your Long Distance Friendships
Don’t let your friends from home fade into the background; keep them involved in your life!
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A Beginner’s Guide to Yoga
Working out for the brain and the body.
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12 Little Things Keeping Me Grounded Right Now
They’re random but necessary in this time of uncertainty.
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It’s Okay Not to be Okay in the Middle of a Pandemic
Your feelings of frustration and disappointment are completely valid
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Why Every Taylor Swift Album is the Best Taylor Swift Album
Are you ready for it?
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5 Ingredients to Make You a Competent Chef
Lessons I learned from my quarantine cooking journey that can transform you from clueless to competent in the kitchen.
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Dear World, Please Stop Hating on English Majors
Take pride in your major!
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Keep CALM and Listen to 5SOS’ New Album
The new music you never knew you needed
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10 Reading Recs for Rainy Days
Take advantage of your extra time at home by catching up on some great books
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Bullet Journaling: The Most Aesthetic Way to Organize Your Life
Ever wondered how you can get your life together in an artistic, aesthetic way? If your answer’s yes, bullet journaling is just the thing for you.
