Deadlines and exams are upon us and it can be difficult to find the time to read, so the books section have compiled a list of tips and tricks to help you read and unwind
Not just Pot Noodles on the line, you can win cash too
SALC students’ exam results were released on 22nd February, although those with a ‘negative service indicator’ could not view them
Olivia Stringer evaluates other students’ experiences with the Student Finance system and the negative implications of assuming parents will help to fund University studies.
Thinking you might need to apply for mitigating circumstances but not sure what to do? Senior advisor, Rebekah Ollerenshaw, advises how it should be done
Already feeling stressed over essays and exams? Never fear, Cachella Smith is here to give some tips on how to write that perfect essay, and how to keep your stress levels down in the meantime
After the University of Westminster rejected Saima Haq’s request for mitigating circumstances after the death of her father, The Mancunion looks into similar cases at the University of Manchester
Exams taken their toll on your skin? Laura Mills brings you a skincare routine to get your skin back to normal in no time
“Guesstimated” exam results resulting in hundreds of thousands of lodged appeals could cause a nightmare for students dealing with the time constraints of university applications
Students received a prank email announcing the closure of the university and the cancellation of all examinations
First and second year economists face scheduling shock as macroeconomics exam is brought forward by two weeks
Sophie Marriott argues that the high stress experience of University exams is the result of the pressure to succeed constantly levied on students.
Education Officer Emma Atkins encourages any students affected to contact either her or the Students’ Union advice service
Did we mention the first 50 people to register will get a free burger
More than anything, exams bring out our inner maniac… whether we know it or not
Despite spending time in the medical tent, our Deputy Editor-in-Chief managed to enjoy the atmosphere, decoration, and costumes at Pangaea’s tenth birthday
The winner of a prestigious teaching award has spoken out against the standardised test culture often found in schools. Nancie Atwell believes that this approach limits learning by students
The funniest things you’ve been saying around campus this month
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