Lay my love with aqua clouds, breathe the ocean water sounds, waves that whisper, shores that kiss, our souls awake in tranquil bliss. Would you like to read more of Dani's poetry, go and check out her Instagram @lovelylittlepoem … [Read more...] about Lay my love
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How to Stay Organised at University
The jump from Sixth form/College to University is a lot to take in especially when you’ve moved out and are living on your own in a whole new city. It can be so overwhelming, at least I know it was for me. Having all that to deal with alongside studying is even more stressful. … [Read more...] about How to Stay Organised at University
Life with Cerebral Palsy
I’m Georgia, I have just finished studying Occupational Therapy at Sheffield Hallam University, and oh yeah, there’s something else you may need to know in order for this blog to make sense… I have Cerebral Palsy which affects my speech and all 4 limbs (this being the short … [Read more...] about Life with Cerebral Palsy
My Bullet Journaling Experience
Hey guys! Good morning/afternoon depending on the time you are reading this. My name is Rachel, I'm 19 years old, meaning I am coming to the end of my well-needed gap year, ready to be attending university at Sheffield Hallam studying Psychology and Criminology. I cannot tell you … [Read more...] about My Bullet Journaling Experience
Dear Aspect: Love Island Edition
As it is Guest Writer Week, we decided to let you share your opinion on the islanders and the crazy week's undoings.. *cough cough* CASA AMOR!!!! What was your opinion on the Casa Amor postcard sent into the main villa? Dale: Controversial!!! I think the postcard massively … [Read more...] about Dear Aspect: Love Island Edition
Day in the Life of a Fashion Designer: Kazimcouture
Hi to all the beautiful readers of The Student Aspect. My name is Ravina Kazim, the founder and namesake of KazimCoutre. I am an Afghan designer, working my way into the fashion industry. I am delighted to be sharing a day in the life of a fashion designer with all of you and I … [Read more...] about Day in the Life of a Fashion Designer: Kazimcouture
Top 5 Helpful Underrated Websites for Students
Being a university student can be exciting yet overwhelming at the same time. Not to mention the endless workload and the colossal efforts you have to invest in your studies every day. Fortunately, we now live in the 21st century, where technology has become such a staple in our … [Read more...] about Top 5 Helpful Underrated Websites for Students
Preparing for Success in Online Interviews
For the last couple of years recruiters have been switching to the use of online interviews (e.g. Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams), particularly at the earlier stages of the recruitment process. With the advent of COVID19 this approach has become the main form of interview … [Read more...] about Preparing for Success in Online Interviews
Things Every Art Student will Relate To
You woke up with one side of your face and the remainder of the bedsheet covered in yellow ochre and venere red . Your alarm said 8:00 am which meant you only have half an hour to get ready plus getting on public transit with your forty-by-thirty-six inches canvas that has not … [Read more...] about Things Every Art Student will Relate To
How to stay productive while studying from home
It might have been difficult for you to focus on your studies because of the lack of way many things. As we miss interacting with our friends and teachers and discuss things with them. So I am here to help you find your way to productivity while studying from home. So let's … [Read more...] about How to stay productive while studying from home
In a society that finds comfort in a binary system
In a society that finds comfort in a binary system, transgender athletes are often neglected, discriminated against, and left to navigate the unchartered streets of “otherness”. The arguments presented by those in defense of the binary male/female sporting system typically claim … [Read more...] about In a society that finds comfort in a binary system
Cosmopolis Review: A fantastically crafted bit of film
Adapting Don DeLillo’s 2003 novel of the same name, Cosmopolis marked a return to screenwriting his own projects for the ‘body horror’ pioneer, David Cronenberg, in what’s a two hour-ish bleak, rich character piece following a brief period in the life of asset manager and … [Read more...] about Cosmopolis Review: A fantastically crafted bit of film