Student life is all about studying. At least that’s the sensible version. In reality, being a student means hard study, but also a darned good party.
That can be pretty expensive though, and if you’re a social animal then having fun with your mates isn’t
For students who have made the unfortunate mistake of not packing a lunch from home before heading out the door to lectures, it can be tricky to find affordable yet still delicious food on the go.
There’s nothing more frustrating than spend
By Elizabeth Whittingham
‘we must find the means to recruit the talent that exists within the breadth of the student body’
According to a study by the Independent, state school students, women, first generation graduat
We thought we would run through the worst student house fails to date, in celebration of students starting the house search this October.
Don’t worry, whatever happens, it can’t be as bad as this! All tales sourced from the good old
It’s that time of the year again, and everyone is at it: house hunting. We’re here to help you along the way.
You’ve organised a million and one viewings, and you can’t discern
If you’ve just started your second year at university, then you’re probably all moved into your new student house by now.
As opposed to student halls, this time you’ve got yourself a brand new bedroom which will probably be much larger and much m
Although the idea of organising a student house when you’ve only just moved into student halls may seem a little alarming, for some students, the sooner the house is sorted, the better.
If you’re finding yourself i
When it comes to student halls, most people think of little shoe box sized, damp, cell like rooms where students can touch each wall by spreading their arms.
However, more and more universities are realising the staggering finan
because going out takes a lot of effort
The time has come, you’ve moved into your second year of university, and you’re pretty sure that you’re ready for the year ahead. However, whilst you may think you’re a dab hand at the whole un
If you’ve aced your CV, got through the interview process and have been accepted into a new graduate role, you’re probably waiting with baited breath for your first day at work to roll around to your doorstep.
