World Mental Health Day – How to Cope in a Changing World.
The 10th October 2018 marks World Mental Health Day; entitled, ‘Young People and Mental health in a Changing World’.
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It’s Raining: You Need to Get to Know the Non-Binary Umbrella.
By approximately 262,560 people in the UK. Non-binary. Some people aren’t common with this term, or really understand what it means at all. You might be more familiar with terms such as: genderqueer, gender...
The Art of Change and the Act of Social Justice
The history of art has been recounted as the international visual language known for inciting creative expression and emancipation but this view can often ostracise its role as an ancillary in the struggle for...
National Poetry Day and the Call for Change
Change is everywhere. It is a spectre that occupies every space and crevice of our lives. It is inescapable. It sneaks up on us without the slightest indication of its presence until it decides...
London Tattoo Convention: Tobacco Dock 2018
This year was the 14th annual International Tattoo Convention at Tobacco Dock in London. It lasted for three days from the 28th to 30th of September. The main attraction is obviously the 400 tattoo...
Arctic Monkeys: Manchester to Sheffield (via London please)
You may be thinking that 3 dates was rather excessive however with Arctic Monkeys being the amazing band that they are and me compulsive spender I am, it was always going to happen. The...
Overcoming Your Biggest Fears
Starting life as a Fresher, coming back for Second Year and especially Third Year, all entail overcoming some kind of personal fear. If you’re just starting out you’re most likely to facing the fear...
Binge-worthy Netflix?
We all get those days… or weeks… or months… where we just want to binge on Netflix and make ourselves feel a little better by forgetting about everything else for a little while. Here’s...
Top Fresher Tips!
1. Get that student bank account sorted. Have a look around and see which branch suits you best. Not only do they come with interest free overdrafts (be VERY careful) but also they usually...
