Written by Joanne Philpott – Student Pages Journalist Ah, festival camping – love it or loathe it, the experience is an essential part to your multi-day experience. Prepare for it properly, and you’ll be sailing through it with ease, come glorious sun or the heaviest of showers. Get it wrong, however, and you’ll be tutting […]
Written by James Davies – Student Writer A 6:30am wake up; A 30 minute drive; A 35 minute train journey. All to still be late for a 9am lecture. University life for a student that commutes can be harder than people think. While some may think that it is a luxury to still be staying […]
Written by Julia Kajdi – Student Writer Being away from someone we love, depending on the Internet whether you have a chance to see them and spending lots on actually meeting each other – just a couple of things you need to face in a long-distance relationship. It is indeed extremely hard and exhausting but […]
Written by Elaine Zheng – Student Pages Features Editor Potential is possibly the most frightening attribute one may possess. It imposes upon the individual a necessary duty to follow the fated path, and fosters a permanent sense of fear which cries a little louder each time it echoes across the gap between where the individual, […]
BA (Hons) International Fashion Branding students present to American Sportswear brand GANT at Glasgow Caledonian University. On March 7th, Glasgow Caledonian University’s International Fashion Branding students presented their BA (Hons) projects to Global American Sportswear brand GANT. The panel of judges included course leaders at GCU, Aileen Stewart and Cara Connell as well as GANT […]
Written by Emma Rosen – Careers Features Editor The Charity Worker As a rough-sleeping prevention officer, Josh currently works for New Hope Trust, a North-London based charity. There, he spends his mornings preparing breakfasts and chatting to the men and women who come in through the doors, and in the afternoons, he meets with them individually and visits areas where […]
Written by Gabriella Wieland – Student Writer Double-life whiplash while to-ing and fro-ing at university is most definitely a thing. One minute, you’re living the high-life of independence. You’re doing your thing, having vodka for breakfast if that’s what you damn-well want to have – boom. The next minute, your back at your eerily quiet […]
Written by Josh Lambie – Student Writer Winter is in full force. Christmas, with its mouth-watering food, family reunions, and festive cheer – and failed New Year’s resolutions has passed. But if the cold weather, return to Uni, and looming workload have you hung-over like a few too many Brandies, fear not, here are some […]
Written by Patrycja Domeradzka – Student Writer We’ve all struggled with deadlines: putting that essay off again and again until, before you know it, there are only 12 hours until deadline, and the only option is an all-nighter. Although it’s not good for our bodies, and even worse for stress levels, some of us find ourselves at […]
Written by Anouska Levart – Senior Features Editor For blogger Jodie Goodacre, BDP (Borderline Personality Disorder) made her feel like a human yo-yo, bouncing between states, often quicker than you can flick a switch. Jodie describes how it can feel like an out of body experience, though you have been dragged from your body and […]