As exhausting as it is to lie in bed after a night of dancing and think of creating some sort of remembrance, it’s more exhausting to try and actually do it.

I did not ask to be a winter father of perfect bindingand collage art. The mod podge adhered muse andhand-me-down expectations. Though fathersraise a new generation and hope they’ll learn and listen.

In honor of Illumination’s 25th print edition this fall, the current Editor-in-Chief reflects upon previous publication leadership to not only inform his work, but also to see how they have continued to be an illuminating presence in their lives.

House Fellows provide a harmonious element to life on campus -- neutralizing the paramount piles of homework with the confidence to help students achieve their goals in and out of the classroom.

Thirsting for local climate change, student Nenad Jakovljevic uses focused rhetoric to empower the local community. After considering a future world where freedom, generosity, and water are all commodified, his work strives to leave his impact on the community one drop of water at a time.

Engaging with citizens in their local communities across the state about the higher education debate may be the best way to shape our public universities. The undergraduate-led project Documenting the Aims of Higher Education in Wisconsin demonstrates the eclectic views and barriers of citizens, and how to possibly serve them.

CRC Peer Mentors are made of starlight - stars that form a collective constellation with the university, its students, and the greater community. In their classrooms, the Wisconsin Idea can truly be examined, discussed, and criticized for growth.

"Mr. Charles Van Hise and I have something in common --we both have an idea"

I often think aboutwhat I should do with the light in the morning

Friends is still a must-watch because it reminds today’s audiences of the value of in-person communication.

A date that couldn't possibly go wrong...