Student life in Cardiff
My first year as a student in Cardiff has flown by. It’s already been 8 months since I moved into Shand House – which has been an absolute dream.
My first year as a student in Cardiff has flown by. It’s already been 8 months since I moved into Shand House – which has been an absolute dream.
This week (14 – 20 May) is Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme of this year’s campaign – which is hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, is stress.
It’s been a few months since you moved into your new student home and started university in Leeds. But there’s probably lots of things you haven’t yet done in the city; from museums and art galleries, to stadiums and theatres, it’s time to explore Leeds City Centre.
Whether you’re on a gap year, you’re an exchange student or you’re simply taking a vacation, it’s the perfect time to travel; experience different cultures, embrace new languages, admire wonderful landscapes and scenery, and make memories to last a lifetime.
I can’t believe it’s already been six months since I left my little North Walian town and moved to Cardiff to study. The time has honestly flown by and for now, this is most definitely home. Although my Fresher’s week feels like a lifetime ago, I can vividly remember the day that I arrived in Cardiff.
Making something yourself not only shows you’ve put extra thought into the gift and adds that personal touch, but it won’t break the bank either! Check out some of our favourite DIY gift ideas below…
As a student living in Southampton, you’ll not only find an array of shops, bars, restaurants, sports and recreational activities to keep you busy, but throughout the year there’s also a whole host of seasonal events and activities to try out and enjoy…
You may be bored of the typical student meals that are within your budget. Check out some healthy, interesting and affordable student meals. You can even download the recipe cards too!
If you’re new to London, you probably still have a lot of questions and things to sort out. So, here are some helpful tips and information to get you through your first few weeks in this amazing city.
Wales; famous for its rugged coastline, mountainous National Parks and not forgetting the Celtic Welsh language. It’s a pretty cool country to live in or to visit – not only does it have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, the Welsh people are known as one of the friendliest.