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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.”

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

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

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 Set Grieving Goals for a Healthy Body and Mind

Camille Johnson

A man is running in a green area, surrounded by trees. He is wearing a dark grey top.

Losing a loved one is among the most challenging things you can go through. It can take years to process our loss and begin to move on with our lives in some cases. Therefore, if you are currently grieving, you must not worry about whether or not you are taking too long to … [Read more...] about How to Set Grieving Goals for a Healthy Body and Mind

My 2021 in books: A reading year in review

Sabrina Hott

Books, all open on a page, are piled on top of each other.

I have been in love with reading since a young age. Like I believe many of us, as a teen, I’ve read tons of books and was probably caught up in a book most of the time. But, growing up, responsibilities and distractions came in the way and I couldn’t read as much. Last year, … [Read more...] about My 2021 in books: A reading year in review

I Feel Bad About Leaving My Job

Georgia Chapman

I’m 22, have a Bachelor’s degree, working towards my Masters, and I feel tremendous guilt about handing in my notice for my job.  You may think I am a social worker worried about the safety of children, or a conservationist fretting about the seasons' turtle hatchings, or … [Read more...] about I Feel Bad About Leaving My Job

The Top 10 Jobs for Your Garden this Winter

Alex Lyneel

In this image, there is a dirt path in the middle of what look to be a garden centre or country manor garden.

After a busy year in the garden, the start of the cold season means that you can finally put the shovel to rest for a few months. However, this doesn’t mean that there is nothing to do until spring: to the contrary, autumn and winter are key to setting up your garden for success … [Read more...] about The Top 10 Jobs for Your Garden this Winter

Student Guide on Preparing for Tomorrow

Hope Horsman

Have you ever had a restless evening? By restless I mean you feel irritated because there is nothing to do, everyone else seems like they have things going on and you are stuck in your home. Usually, when I have a restless evening it is because I have a big day coming up and I … [Read more...] about Student Guide on Preparing for Tomorrow

All the Hype About ‘Romanticising Your Life’

Shreya

In this image, SHR med student is taking a selfie in a circular mirror that is stood on top of a white table.

You must have seen several Tiktoks and Instagram reels titled ‘romanticize your life’ and ‘feeling like the main character’. You must be wondering what exactly is ‘romanticising your life’ and ‘being the main character’? What is all this hype about? How does this work? Does this … [Read more...] about All the Hype About ‘Romanticising Your Life’

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