Written by Anouska Levart – Student Pages Features Editor It has come to that time of year where everyone is moving out of halls; travelling back home for the summer until the next term time starts and the cycle begins again. I’m sure you’ve heard it before, “Don’t use blue tack, it leaves marks” or […]
Written by Robyn Smith – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist Moving away from home isn’t always the easiest, especially if you are sharing a flat with a group of people that only know how to burn water… So what happens? You all just decide to get pizza or Chinese, this is always the best solution since […]
Written by Robyn Smith – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist First of all, the first thing you’ll realise is how much the taxi costs from your flat/house to town. I don’t live in halls, however the most common thing I hear when getting ready for a night out is; “THE TAXI HAS JUST ARRIVED!”. It doesn’t […]
Written by Myrhan Stephen – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist Most students spend their first year in halls, and, although it can be a mixed bag for some, it’s a cornerstone of the student experience, one you probably don’t want to miss out on. I didn’t need to live in halls, because college was only a 45-minute […]
Written by Chanel Smart: Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist This is the Battle Royale. Survival of the Fittest. A Darwinian display of epic proportions. There can be only one victor! Student housing was supposed to be the biggest venture in adult independence since receiving your first mobile phone. You move out of your childhood […]
Written by Robyn Smith – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist Because not everyone can earn that Kardashian dollah! Places like Ibiza and Magaluf are the party capitals of the world, where everyone from the Kardashians to Geordie Shore’s finest, who love to give us serious holiday envy with their super glam villa’s on Instagram and their […]
Written by Myrhan Stephen – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist Why should you as a student find the time to exercise? Aside from the more notable benefits of improving your mood and general well-being, it also means less time spent being sick as having a good exercise regime teamed up with a healthy diet boosts your immune […]
The rise in inflation following a post-Brexit slump in the value of the pound since last June means students could see interest rates rise by around a third, from 4.6 per cent up to 6.1 per cent. Students in England are already said to graduate with the highest levels of debt in the English-speaking world, […]
Written by Desree Parker – Student Pages Lifestyle Journalist Depression is very common affecting one in 10 people at some stage during their life. It affects women both young and old and studies have shown that about 4% of children aged five to sixteen in the UK are anxious or depressed. Even though, this whole […]
Scientists have discovered a link between taking short naps and happiness. This new coined phrase is known as “nappiness”. Psychologist Professor Richard Wiseman, from the University of Hertfordshire, said: “Previous research has shown that naps of under 30 minutes make you more focused, productive and creative, and these new findings suggest the tantalising possibility that […]