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Aanika Parikh

Aanika Parikh

Author at The Badger Herald at Badger Herald

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    Recent Articles

    badgerherald.com

    Housing is healthcare: Madison Street Medicine provides, bridges gaps for unhoused populations

    On every second Saturday, the computer lab at The Beacon, a daytime drop-in and resource shelter, is transformed into a bustling footcare clinic.  Volunteers determine patients’ needs, conduct foot washes and provide socks and gently used shoes to individuals experiencing homelessness, while doctors treat individuals with more severe conditions. The monthly foot care clinic is...
    8 months ago
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    People of UW: NASCAR intern talks storytelling through sports

    Keyla Pillacela is a rising junior at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin. She has experience working in video production for Wisconsin Athletics during the school year and is spending this summer interning with NASCAR. Read below to hear from about Keyla about her experiences in sports communication and...
    about 1 year ago
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    UW’s human-centric design cultivates campus community, connections

    The life of a college student is often a tumbling tower of academic workloads balanced precariously with battles against financial burdens and social obligations. It is no secret that college students experience a wide variety of consistent stressors, yet most of us would still agree the thought of post-graduation life is disheartening. Sure, we won’t...
    over 1 year ago
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    Tariffs spark bipartisan uncertainty, representatives must voice co...

    During the campaign trail leading up to the 2024 presidential election, President Donald Trump called tariffs the greatest thing ever invented, according to PBS. On March 12, the self-proclaimed “Tariff Man” held true to his promise and established a 25% tariff on all foreign aluminum and steel imports, with additional tariffs on China, Mexico and...
    over 1 year ago
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    DOGE’s funding cuts in key sectors undermine progress, equity

    Nearly two months into Donald Trump’s second presidency, all sectors of the federal government have seen significant upheaval at the hands of the Department of Government Efficiency DOGE. Led by Elon Musk, the unofficial government agency declared its commitment to decreasing the federal deficit, but this comes at the cost of invaluable initiatives in science,...
    over 1 year ago
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    Spring election referendum threatens to enshrine voter ID laws, sil...

    A Wisconsin voter ID law that requires voters to present photographic identification at polls is seeking a highly contested, but permanent residence in the state Constitution. On Jan. 14, Republican legislators successfully advanced their proposal to enshrine the law into the state Constitution, according to Wisconsin Public Radio. As a result, the April 1 ballot...
    over 1 year ago
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    Counseling Psychology 125: UW’s key to first-year success and commu...

    Entering the University of Wisconsin campus as freshmen is like stepping into a new universe. Gone are the days of home cooked meals and small high school classrooms. Instead, students are greeted by massive lecture halls, a sprawling campus community and the challenging college courses they were warned about in high school. At UW, Counseling...
    almost 2 years ago
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    Why aren’t we talking about climate change anymore?

    If you’ve been following the media coverage around the election — or even caught snippets of political ads, rallies and debates online — you’re probably familiar with the major issues of this election season.  But amid the relentless chatter about abortion and immigration policies, we seem to have let a major contender slip away —...
    almost 2 years ago
    badgerherald.com

    Why aren’t we talking about climate change anymore?

    If you’ve been following the media coverage around the election — or even caught snippets of political ads, rallies and debates online — you’re probably familiar with the major issues of this election season.  But amid the relentless chatter about abortion and immigration policies, we seem to have let a major contender slip away —...
    almost 2 years ago
    badgerherald.com

    Department of Justice must end Elon Musk’s $1 million giveaways to ...

    Oct. 19, Elon Musk announced that he would give $1 million to individuals in swing states every day until Election Day to promote voter registration amongst former President Donald Trump’s supporters. Individuals in swing states that register to vote and sign a petition in support of the First and Second Amendments are allowed to enter...
    almost 2 years ago
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    Wisconsin schools cannot shy away from educating the next generatio...

    Every four years, the presidential election brings an atmosphere of anticipation across the nation. We can certainly feel the buzz of excitement here on campus as the big night inches closer. With debates between state representatives, booming campaign rallies and controversial speaker events, Madison seems to be an epicenter of civic engagement. The same cannot be...
    almost 2 years ago
    badgerherald.com

    Wisconsin schools cannot shy away from educating the next generatio...

    Every four years, the presidential election brings an atmosphere of anticipation across the nation. We can certainly feel the buzz of excitement here on campus as the big night inches closer. With debates between state representatives, booming campaign rallies and controversial speaker events, Madison seems to be an epicenter of civic engagement. The same cannot be...
    almost 2 years ago