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Lily Rouault: “We still have dreams and aspirations.”

Hope Horsman

The Fault in Our Stars and Me Before You are great novels by amazing authors that bring understanding about those who live with disabilities, but as Lily Rouault said, "They're quite sad." Which is one of the reasons why Lily wanted to become an author, to be able to portray … [Read more...] about Lily Rouault: “We still have dreams and aspirations.”

How to Stay Motivated While Writing a Literature Review

Adriana Coutinho

A woman is sat on the floor, her feet tucked under a table, and has a laptop resting on her lap whilst she works on it.

Writing a literature review is all about a new start. And we all know that a new start can be scary and challenging sometimes. The literature review is no different. It is the start of your thesis journey and the pillar for all your future work (no pressure!). However, there are … [Read more...] about How to Stay Motivated While Writing a Literature Review

5 ways to beat loneliness

Christine Emelone

Someone is stood in the middle of a wheat field, turned away from the camera.

We all need relationships- whether we're outgoing and lively or shy and timid. It's important that everyone feels a sense of belonging when out with friends or on their own. After living through a year of social distancing, many people have found themselves feeling more alone … [Read more...] about 5 ways to beat loneliness

The Hollywood Greed Machine

Jessi Jukes

In this image, there is a directors board with Hollywood written on it.

If you would’ve told ten-year-old me that she was going to be seeing all of her favorite superheroes together on the big screen in a decade, she would have probably laughed you out the room. Nowadays it’s common practice for Hollywood to have multi-billion-dollar cinematic … [Read more...] about The Hollywood Greed Machine

5 ways the cost of living crisis has affected dating

Christine Emelone

Two people are holding hands over a dinner table. On that table are two glasses of wine and a candle.

Without a doubt, the cost of living crisis has increased the struggle to pay bills and make ends meet. This has impacted the decisions we make and places we shop at. But how has it changed the dating scene and finding a partner? Here are five ways the cost of living crisis … [Read more...] about 5 ways the cost of living crisis has affected dating

How to plan when you’re feeling overwhelmed

A Student In Law

In this image, someone is ticking off 'to-do' boxes they have listed.

Every student approaching exam season or a period with multiple deadlines set close to one another can easily feel overwhelmed. As a third-year law student, I often feel that the amount of material that needs to be covered is unsurmountable. During my years at university, I have … [Read more...] about How to plan when you’re feeling overwhelmed

Are you a surface learner, or a deep learner? Your answer will determine your uni grades

Thea Uttley

In this image, a girl is sat at a wooden table. She is writing in a textbook.

In school and college, I worshipped past papers and flashcards. After each lesson, I’d transfer information from my notes to Quizlet and begin the memorisation process, effectively drilling facts into my brain. With past papers, I applied this knowledge and picked up on patterns … [Read more...] about Are you a surface learner, or a deep learner? Your answer will determine your uni grades

5 ways to appreciate the little things in life

Christine Emelone

In this image, Scrabble pieces spell out "love your life"

Life can get busy. Work, lectures and essays can mean we lose sight of the small gifts life bring us. Here are five ways to appreciate the little things in life: Celebrate When we celebrate small wins, we acknowledge how blessed we are to have them and reap the rewards. … [Read more...] about 5 ways to appreciate the little things in life

Top 5 Books about Friendship: From Wholesome to Complicated

Hope Horsman

This is an image of an open book.

By Milica Lukic We, humans, are social beings, and yes, even introverts need a friend or two. Did you know it’s scientifically proven that nurturing close friendships is beneficial for our mental health? However, not all friendships are unicorns and rainbows. Apart from being … [Read more...] about Top 5 Books about Friendship: From Wholesome to Complicated

How to Make Studying Fun

Clara Tardif

People are sat round a table with laptops in front of them.

Often, studying may seem like a dreadful chore that we want to avoid at all costs. When we start perceiving studying this way, we can quickly become discouraged at the simple thought of doing so and as a result, struggle with maintaining a regular studying routine. With studying … [Read more...] about How to Make Studying Fun

5 things I wish I knew before starting my first full-time job

Christine Emelone

This is an image of Christine sat at her desk, with her laptop open. She's resting her head in her hand and is pulling a face at the camera.

Completing your uni course and becoming a graduate can be both exciting and scary. You're open to a world of adventure and choices filled with where your degree can take you. There are opportunities for travel, creating memories and moments to relax. You're also faced with … [Read more...] about 5 things I wish I knew before starting my first full-time job

Power Transition: A case study of China and Japan

Mariam Ghaffar

A globe showing China and Japan.

It is important to note that the changing dynamics of international relations have a significant impact on the power these countries have and, in some instances, can also lead to conflicts and fundamental power shifts in the region. This power is usually defined by … [Read more...] about Power Transition: A case study of China and Japan

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