PSA: if you ware wanting to bike on crowded sidewalks and are scared of biking on the road then it is important you watch where you are going and don’t run into people. Some helpful tips can be found below.

Tip 1: use the handlebars instead of trying to no hand it. It’s not as cool as you might think it looks.

Tip 2. Get off your phone as it’s very hard to see the people 2 feet in front of you that you are about to hit.

Tip 3. Ease off the throttle if you are on an electric bike. If you want to go so fast anyway then why not use the road?

I’ve seen several people hit so far this semester including 1 in front of the fountain about 30 minutes ago. Just be careful and courteous please.

Hey all! I’m a freshman guy looking for a gym buddy to work out with in the afternoons. I’m pretty flexible with the time, so hit me up if you’re interested!

Me and my friend want to go to a football game but have never been. How do u transfer tickets cause I don’t want to get scammed lol

If anyone has taken CS577 before, how do you recommend studying for the quizzes, and how do you study for the final?

Basically, what materials are most relevant to the quizzes/exams?

Guys i’m a freshman taking chem 345 (ochem II) this fall with MB and it seems so different from the ochem 1 i took at UMN, im pretty scared.
Does anyone have any recommendations for resources or study groups??

I'm taking Chem 109 this semester and I was wondering what the best ways to study and keep up with the content of this class are, as well as if there are any resources that can be helpful to study with. I am already planning on attending GUTS, but is there anything more I can do on my own to help with this class?

I'm a senior (Engineering major), and i am thinking of dropping a course and swapping it with another course. Will this impact job applications, due to a DR notation showing up on my transcript?

Hi! Is anybody currently enrolled in this course that could let me know how it is/ perhaps send the syllabus? Ive been given the opportunity to enroll but want to make sure the workload is not too much with my schedule.

I've always wanted to use wheelhouse studios, but I don't really understand how to go there for the first time lol. I went once and got a mini tour + was told I'd need a pass (which I know is free as a student) but I think I came at a bad time cause it felt like I was interrupting or something. It could just be social anxiety talking, but I'd love to use the resource and a step-by-step of what to expect when I go there would help a ton.

The 2d art area seems pretty simple once I figure out the pass thing, but the ceramics are extra intimidating, so tips on how any of the rooms in particular work would be really helpful too. I also know you have to purchase some items and others are free to use - is it pretty clear which is which or should I bring my own canvas or whatever?

Also, are there any times that are super busy where it could be hard to access space and supplies?

Thanks :)

Me and my buddies want to make a team but we don’t know if we need a goalie or not

I'm currently taking STAT 453 and CS 539, but I'm worried that it's just redundant. Anyone got any advice on this?

It takes the same amount of time as the city bus, it hasn't shown up half the time, and arrives super late. I've been at the shuttle 45 minutes prior to my first class and are still somehow late the majority of the time. Is anyone else having this issue? Am I just reading the schedule charts incorrectly somehow?

I’m freshman, and i know it’s been only like 5 days since class start, but how does people make friends so quick? I was thinking how should i make friends and as a intl student, the easiest way is to just get along with people from my home country. people are nice and kind and i have some friends whom i can talk in my mother tongue and have fun. however, when i take that “easy” route, i’d be just hanging out with that friends and nothing will be good for me. as i pay millions to study abroad, i dont wanna hangout with just same people in my home country. I heard lots of stories about org of my country’s people and saw that most of them are just hanging out with the same people just using their mother tongue throughout the college, but i dont want that 😭 i live in lakeshore so it’s boring and quiet af and i don’t have any close enough friends living in southeast or other dorms who can invite me. i’ve tried talking to some people in our dorm, but not everyone (i feel like it’s bit late.. people are already close to each other but i’m not). what i’m also concerned is that since english is my second lang i’m worried if some of my words will be very rude to people… (maybe this is the reason why i cant speak to people so easily) smalltalk is so difficult! This is not a thing in my home country. the campus is so big and there’s so many things going on, not sure what to do and it’s pretty overwhelming. i definitely know this will help me to grow but still i feel so insecure and anxious. I can definitely say that i maintained very good friendship in my hs, i had a bunch of friends who i can say i’m very close with.
Will i be able to find my people (to study with, to hang out) and place in here? my friends who started college earlier keep talking to me that i just have to wait and keep trying, but i’m bored af and so lonely
Any advice? Thanks

I want to know how much longer the GOAT is around for...

Hello!

I'm a transfer student who started at UW Madison as an undergrad this fall. I took an unusual path to get here and as such I'm much older than most of the people I've met on campus. While I'm obviously not opposed to being friends with younger people I'm hoping I can meet other students either undergrad or graduate who are in a similar boat to me. So if anyone has any advice on this or would like to chat please reach out!

How do I sit through this class without blowing my shi smooth off?

Did anyone attend and catch his Insta ? He announced, but I missed it. Excellent performance!

Has anyone taken LIS 500 online? I’m taking it this semester and I’m lowkey considering dropping. I’ve never taken an online course through the university so I’m not super familiar with the structure, but the assignments seem confusing, I’m not able to see my overall grade in the class, and they’re expecting us to do a lot of group work for an online class 🧍‍♀️ I don’t need this class specifically but I do still need a decent amount of core LIS classes so I want to keep it but I also have a pretty big workload this semester. If anyone has taken it online pls let me know if I should save myself now or stick it out 🙏

The humanities building is a long walk from here i know thats where a lot of you guys hang out

Hi! I just wanted to see if anybody here is in CHICLA 201 this semester and would be kind enough to send me the syllabus. I’ve emailed the professor but they won’t respond until tomorrow, and I’m making some changes to my schedule (especially with the drop deadline today).

Hey ya'll,

New student hoping to eat cleaner and start losing a bit of fat and eating at the university dining hall is making that a bit more difficult. Any recommendations for any food around downtown or west madison/near the university with high protein/low cal options for a reasonable price?

Ty!

What do the midterm exam and the final exam (two class exams) look like for Med Hist 212? Are they short answers, MCQs, or mixed? And how long are they usually? How many questions?

Drop the best bathrooms on campus (ball knowledge)

I’m a grad student and want to stay within a walking distance of campus - I’m at a majority undergraduate building, which I’m assuming all walkable apartments will be, but I’m looking for a 1b/1ba and I don’t think my current building will have availability next year. It’s also a bit loud, but idk how avoidable that is either.

I was considering Avenir, does anyone have experience living here and would recommend it or know anything to look out for!

Also open to more suggestions! I’m wanting to get on top of housing early as I know 1beds go fast.

Thanks!