Around the globe, students have faced significant disruption and uncertainty stemming from the Covid-19 crisis, and for those about to be introduced to university life, the prospect might seem pretty daunting. While on-campus teaching has resumed to a large extent, it’s likely that your first term will see a mix of in-person and online activities. […]
We always think about paying our bills and rent, our education and small pleasures. Saving and budgeting have become a big part of our lives. We always think about paying our bills and rent, our education and small pleasures. Even though many people are still careful about money and track their savings very carefully, there […]
Since they are part of our daily lives, getting a break from social media can be harder than you might think While social media can be a force for good [link to ‘New research shows social media isn’t always bad, there is also evidence that spending too much time online can negatively affect wellbeing. Given […]
University might be your first time away from home and you might be wondering what you should take with you. Well, for one, cleaning supplies! Whether you live in halls of residence, a flat, or a house-share, having the right cleaning products will help make your move from home that much easier. Rooms in uni […]
Self-harm can become a habit. With the right support, many people who self-harm can learn how to stop. Cutting is a form of self-harm that can become a habit. With the right support, many people who self-harm can learn how to stop. Self-harm, is not uncommon. Anyone of any age may be affected by self-harm, […]
Here is everything you need to know as thousands of degree courses become available If you have missed out on the grades needed for your chosen course, or you have changed your mind, there are still places available at universities and colleges across the country. The Ucas Clearing site gives applicants a second chance to apply for vacancies […]
Open days are not just a good opportunity for students; they also give family members an insight into university life. But parents shouldn’t try to “relive their youth”, says James Busson, co-director of student recruitment at the University of Sheffield. Instead, they are there to play a supporting role, to help students learn about a […]
With universities across the country getting ready to welcome back students – bring on ‘Freshers Week’! – thousands of students will be fleeing the nest for the first time and in desperate need of support to survive solo student life. Helping to fend off the dreaded ‘freshers flu’ and be a tasty alternative to boring […]
Health and wellness coach Alex Pedley on how a short walk can increase productivity Alex Pedley is the creator of The MVEMENT Method, a wellness programme which focuses on the six pillars of: habits, nutrition, movement, exercise, mental wellbeing and sleep. This week, for the Evening Standard, he reveals why walking is key to improving your mental […]
A lot of people think that their life is boring. Some of them suffer from depression, but the others don’t and they often resist swinging into action and find reason and excuses to block themselves for something that might bring them happiness. Here is how to implement more happiness and pleasure in our daily lives: […]