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Affordable All Inclusive Summer Holiday Getaways

April 24, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

Bulgaria, Morocco, Spain, Turkey, Greece Beach holidays can still be accessible and luxurious on a student budget. Check out these fantastic summer deals to get you soaking up that sunshine this summer! Bulgaria Although Bulgaria doesn’t really spring into your mind when thinking of sunny holiday beach getaways, ‘Sunny Beach’ resort in Bulgaria, Maramis, makes […]

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Everything you experience living in a student house

April 23, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

You hear every single noise Seriously, with the walls in student houses, you hear everything single sneeze, cough, and hushed conversation. It eventually gets to the point where everybody knows your secrets. Your landlord tends to pop in at the worst moments When you’re in the shower, when the house is a complete tip, when […]

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8 ways that you can stop your plastic waste

April 20, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

It’s been all over the internet lately, people are trying to live with absolutely no plastic wastage, turning down plastic bags, opting for organic food markets and even making their own toothpaste. Whilst the environmental cost of plastic is extreme, for someone starting out with a ‘no plastic’ lifestyle, it can be a bit daunting. […]

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The Best Summer Jobs for Students 2018

April 20, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

Wanting to make the most of your summer but lacking in the funds? Don’t worry, these are the best summer student jobs ideas for you to try your hand at! Babysitting If you live in a densely populated neighbourhood then a great summer job can be babysitting. You can use apps such as Bubble App […]

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Proofread your dissertation in these easy steps

April 19, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

Make sure you leave enough time to edit It’s important that you leave yourself enough time to edit your work. Put aside at least three days for each chapter and one day each for the introduction and the conclusion. Work slowly, highlight sections you are not sure about, you can always come back to them […]

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What to do if you fail an essay, exam, module or dissertation this summer

April 16, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

One of the hardest things to deal with during your time as a student is the possibility that you could fail a university exam. Whether it be on an essay, exam, module or even on your dissertation, the whole idea of it all can be quite scary. Try not to worry too much, as with […]

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How to stay sane during the exam period

April 12, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

With exam season approaching and stress mounting, it can sometimes be hard to actually stay calm and see the light at the end of the tunnel. Here are some top tips on how to get through revision this summer (and then you get to jet off on a well deserved holiday at the end of it […]

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Exam Food: What Should I Be Eating?

April 8, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

When it comes to the stresses and pressures of the exam period, it can be very easy to let healthy eating fall on the roadside; something that can often have a negative effect on performance. Food is vital to fuel our brains and bodies and the right food can really make a difference to your […]

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How to: Minimalise

April 6, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

spring cleaning! Is clutter taking over your life? Don’t worry! Here’s a handy guide to minimalism, meaning that when you move as a student, graduate or even just decide to de-clutter, you can be out with the old- and in with the new! Write down a plan The idea of minimising can be quite daunting […]

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Generation Snowflake: Why do ‘The Sun’ hate young people so much?

April 3, 2018

Elizabeth Whittingham

Seriously, why does The Sun hate us so much? From countless articles in which young people are compared to snowflakes through to constant references to the youth as childish, lazy and selfish, The Sun really does seem to have it in for young people lately. A Sun article published recently even accused young people of […]

Cambridge City Guide

Posted: January 13, 2016

The City “With an educational history which stretches back over 800 years, Cambridge is one of the most beautiful and iconic places to live as a student. With a college around every corner, and a cyclist ready to knock you over at every turn, Cambridge is one of the UK’s truly distinctive cities.” Describing itself […]

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Cardiff – City Guide

Posted: December 9, 2015

The City “Cardiff is the perfect student city, with cheap prices to match. Everything you could ever need it within walking distance but you still feel like you’ll never have time to see it all. With a mix of big clubs and independent ones, nights out are always unique with a wide range of events […]

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Edinburgh – City Guide

Posted: December 9, 2015

The City A firm favourite with students and tourists alike, there’s always plenty going on in Edinburgh. Impressive architecture, stunning natural beauty and a rich history all combine to make Edinburgh a really exciting place to be. It’s a city steeped in history yet has a modern edge that compacts all the perks of capital […]

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Glasgow – City Guide

Posted: December 9, 2015

The City The largest city in Scotland, Glasgow has become a true hub of culture, music, food, and arts. While trying to shake off its reputation as a “mean” city, it’s maintained its humour and charm, making it one of the most fun cities in the UK. Plus, a perfect place to be a student. […]

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Leeds – City Guide

Posted: June 14, 2016

The City Students couldn’t speak more highly of Leeds. The rumours are true; you’ll be stunned by its vibrant nightlife, cultural gems, and enough bars and restaurants to finish off your student loan. The only downside: you might only get to spend 3 years there! Leeds is without a doubt a cultural hotspot in the […]

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Liverpool – City Guide

Posted: December 16, 2015

The City “Liverpool always feels like such a familiar city. It’s got the perfect mix of a hectic metropolitan city like London, combined with some of the simple comforts of your hometown. It’s not so small that you’ll run out of things to do, but it’s not so big that you’ll have to rely on […]

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London – City Guide

Posted: March 4, 2017

The City Don’t worry, London students; London is far better than the terrible clubs you visited during Fresher’s Week. Away from the Tiger Tigers and Zoos there is a whole world of fantastic nightlife. Even if getting stuck to the floor of The Piccadilly Institute has sworn you off of clubbing for life, the capital […]

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Manchester – City Guide

Posted: December 9, 2015

The City “Manchester is pretty perfect; just imagine a smaller London, with a slightly edgy and hipster vibe minus the traffic and bank-breaking prices. It almost feels like it’s made for students, and no matter what your passion in life is, be it sports, arts, food or just plain partying, Manchester has it all.” Growing […]

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Newcastle – City Guide

Posted: December 17, 2015

The City “The city is alive with vibrancy and culture – not only are there countless things to see and do, it also has a lot of open spaces and parks, making it seem less urbanized and providing a nice contrast from the bustle of city life. The stunning architecture such as the Tyne Bridge and Greys Monument makes […]

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Oxford – City Guide

Posted: December 16, 2015

The City Oxford sometimes appears a world unto itself: the beautiful buildings complete with dreaming spires are breath taking. But, if you want to enjoy Oxford’s charm and eccentricity without just following the tourist trail, then you need to visit the places local students love. Things to do Luckily, everywhere in Oxford is within […]

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