1. Utilise the first few weeks Although living in a new city where you may not know anyone, don't allow nerves to overcome you. Get yourself out there! Explore your new city and make your flat nice and homely. Try and get to know your surroundings, that could be your … [Read more...] about How to get the most out of your university experience!
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Tips for Enjoying a Healthy Lifestyle on a Budget
A healthy lifestyle gives your mind and body what it needs to operate at peak efficiency. It also helps you save money by lowering your insurance costs, reducing medical bills and trimming your food budget since you eat out less. Here are a few ways to enjoy a healthy life and … [Read more...] about Tips for Enjoying a Healthy Lifestyle on a Budget
A Day in the Life of a Master’s Student
Eight months ago, I came to Germany with a dream of pursuing what I love the most, science research. So far, it’s been one of the most challenging years of my life. It broke me, tortured me, and made me feel homesick every minute, but I wouldn’t want it to be any other way. I … [Read more...] about A Day in the Life of a Master’s Student
5 ways to make the most out of your first press trip
Step out of your comfort zone Challenging yourself pushes you to develop more opportunities for growth. It allows you to tap into your creative strengths. I had the opportunity to come out of my comfort zone during my first press trip to Turkey. I had never … [Read more...] about 5 ways to make the most out of your first press trip
Do’s and Don’ts for your first press trip
I went on my first press trip to Turkey last week. Cook’s Club Adakoy Resort in Marmaris was an incredible experience I will never forget. From canoeing down Marmaris to a sunset cruise and walking through Nimara Cave, there was so much to enjoy and get involved … [Read more...] about Do’s and Don’ts for your first press trip
Five cost-effective ways to keep cool this summer
With the weather becoming increasingly warm, it is important to know how to keep cool whilst enjoying time outdoors. Here are five cost-effective methods to keep cool this summer: Make good use of your freezer Give you and your guests a moment of relief from the heat … [Read more...] about Five cost-effective ways to keep cool this summer
“I don’t drink.”
Yes. You read that right. ‘I don’t drink.’ I mean…I drink water, tea, and coffee of course. But I don’t drink alcohol. I’m 19 and a university student, Scottish and I don’t drink. A very rare sentence to hear. Turning 18 is generally the birthday that most people are super … [Read more...] about “I don’t drink.”
The Language of Gaming
Language is an integral part of life, it allows us to communicate with one another through expressing feelings, emotions and creating relationships. It is the most diverse and technical skill that takes years of continuous practice and experimentation. Take a second to sit back … [Read more...] about The Language of Gaming
How to Prepare for Graduate School Applications
Graduate School Applications can be an intimidating, obscure feat, especially if it is your first go-around applying to grad schools. As a first-generation academic myself, I am also familiar with the isolating experience of preparing applications and feeling like I did not have … [Read more...] about How to Prepare for Graduate School Applications
Am I doing the right degree?
‘I think I want to be a……. vet? No, a teacher? Maybe a zoologist!!! Yeah, that would be cool. Wait, no I will be a nurse. No, I could, but I am more suited to study primary teaching, I think? But then, media could be cool. I think I will do law. Hearsay! No, I will do primary … [Read more...] about Am I doing the right degree?
Everything Everywhere All at Once: A Second Generation Immigrant’s Take
It's rare to see a film that touches so many nerves as Everything Everywhere All at Once. Themultiverse exploring masterpiece from Swiss Army Man directors, Daniel Kwan and DanielScheinert (known as the Daniels) left me sobbing my heart out, face buried deep in my … [Read more...] about Everything Everywhere All at Once: A Second Generation Immigrant’s Take
Lily Rouault: “We still have dreams and aspirations.”
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.”