Written by Veronica Stratford-Tuke
If there’s one thing I wish someone had told my 16-year old self, it’s that small-scale boutique festivals are where the magic’s at. As I trudged to my first festival at Reading - inadequately prepared as most first-timers are – I was blis
Written by Jess Macdonald
They say it’s the people you’re with and not the venue is what makes the
night (and maybe a lot of alcohol too!). But here are eight clubs in the UK
that you really SHOULD avoid:
8. Eve
Written by Isabel Whiteley
Summer is the perfect time for a short break from your studies – with the sun blaring down, it’s a period of relaxation and fun activities. Unfortunately, a lot of those activities cost money and with your student loan being stretched on important
Our second installment of events this bank holiday weekend sees us heading down to the South - with the variety on offer, you'll find it very difficult deciding how to spend your weekend!
BRIGHTON
3rd May-1st June: Brighton Fringe
There are plenty of Fringe festi
Fancy a fun-filled bank holiday weekend, but not quite sure what's on? Take a look at our guide for the low down on what's happening in the North - there's guaranteed to be something for everyone!
BIRMINGHAM
24th May - RAM Birmingham Warehouse Party @ Pop Up Wareh
The world of technology is evolving so fast that it may only need a night for an entire product category to become redundant. Amidst the growing abundance of devices being launched every year, upgrading your technology can make your life easier, bring about better entertainment,
Festivals are the best way to spend the summer with your mates, and with our 2014 music festival guide you won’t miss out on the hottest gigs around. It’s time to dig out your wellies and prepare to see some of the greatest artists of this year!
Budget: under £100
Remember way back last year when you were signing your contract and had to hand over a huge lump sum as a security against your accommodation? Well pretty soon, you should be getting it back... depending on the condition of your property anyway!
The basics of deposits
Living in student accommodation generally means no pets which can be really difficult if you’re used to having a household pet at home. Of course, if you do have a pet it’s likely to be a dog or a cat, but those aren’t the only options for pets. Some animal lovers have really ext
Student housing is notoriously a trying experience from start to finish, and the obstacles to enjoying a decent housing experience never seem to end.
Released last month, the National Union of Student’s ‘Homes Fit for Study’ research showed that of almost 3,000 student respon
You may live in the country, but it certainly doesn’t mean you know everything about it! Here are 20 weird and wonderful facts about Great Britain that you don’t really need to know, but probably want to...!
Modern Facts
1. Tea has always been the nation’s favouri
The secret to backpacking across Europe, believe it or not, is being prepared. Europe has so much to offer in terms of arts and culture diversity, and it’s right on our doorstep! You’ll be surprised at what you can find, and gutted at what you might miss.
Here is my top 10 of
Ever thought the town you live in is quite pricey? Considering moving somewhere else after you graduate? When choosing a place to live, some areas are indeed much more expensive than the others, with differences so big that you may think you can be much better off living in t
So you’re about to uproot from the home you’ve grown up in for the past eighteen years, complete with Mum’s home cooking and your comfy bed - you are about to share a flat with boys who don’t wash up and girls who steal your food. So how about a guarantee that you’ll have hap
One stress-filled day of first year studying, me and a group of my closest friends in halls met up in my room to watch a superhero film. Popcorn and other snacks were supplied and we’d found that the film we watched was full of plot holes and general silliness. This led to us
