Queer Eye – Lessons in self-love
Netflix’s latest phenomenon are small lessons in how to love yourself and how to see the beauty in others
Lifestyle
Exclusive student night at The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience
As fun as it can be to spend another night in that grungy bar filling your boots with Jägerbombs, why not go ...
Should I live at home or in halls?
There are many benefits to both living at home and living in student halls. Some might prefer having an independent life of ...
Life after university – choosing your graduate home
Graduation is around the corner, uni life is coming to a close, and the realisation that it’s time to put on your ...
Exclusive student night at The Crystal Maze LIVE
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Should I live at home or in halls?
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Life after university – choosing your graduate home
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Take a wellbeing day, without an ounce of guilt
How often do you take some time for yourself? James Johnson gives you six tips to take some time for you, and why you shouldn’t feel guilty about it
To the sober student
Aneesa Piracha describes how she navigates her social life as a sober student at university
‘Tinder’ for flatmates
‘Campusboard’ launches a new flat-share feature that helps university students find flatmates and spare rooms with just a few clicks
Another ‘unconventional’ gap year
Alex Hope recounts his memorable experience as an anti-poaching ranger for rhinos and the challenges he faced whilst living in South Africa
How to hygge: a student abroad’s guide
Deadlines and bad weather got you down? Calypso April explains the Danish concept of ‘hygge’ and how to apply it to your everyday life
How to make a complaint – the right way
Thinking of making a complaint, but unsure of the process?
What to do if you are dissatisfied with your university home
Living in private accommodation, and unhappy with your living conditions? You aren’t alone! Here are some general tips on how you can better your situation
Why you should switch to a weighted blanket
As university work builds up, the possibility of anxiety and stress comes with it. Lucy Wyndham describes how something as simple as a weighted blanket can help your health
Creativity and student life: through the eyes of an artist
Angela Latchkey details the struggles she had as a creative within the student atmosphere and how it has helped her art today
Manchester and the history of HIV/AIDS
In light of LGBT History Month 2018, James Huyton recounts the winding history of HIV/AIDS and a city that fought to overcome the stigma
Have you been a victim of hate crime?
In consideration of last week’s discussion of hate crime, Victoria Payton details what to do and who can help you in these situations
