2020 A Level Results Day – What’s going to happen?
A level Results Day 2020: With A Level exams cancelled, what’s going to happen on results day?
A level Results Day 2020: With A Level exams cancelled, what’s going to happen on results day?
Living with Host – We asked Bethany a rebooker at Host CB1 in Cambridge why she loves living with Host.
Just like viewing our student accommodation, Coronavirus has put an end to the traditional university open day, but don’t fear most universities are holding virtual ones.
There are a vast number of health and wellbeing apps available to download. Apps are a subtle and informal way to access support and they allow you to access content whenever you want, wherever you are.
There are many tricks and techniques you can try when studying and revising which will help you remember more. Below are just a handful of tips we’ve picked to help get you started.
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week (18th-24th May 2020), and the theme this year is ‘kindness’. But what about kindness online? Unfortunately, bullying exists in the online world.
This weekend, reflect on the past few weeks and focus on your overall wellbeing – not just exercise. Spread some love, practice self-care and even try something new.
It’s National Vegetarian Week and with the lockdown continuing we all have an opportunity to try something new and enjoy cooking at home, but without the meat.
Easter has been and gone and this Friday sees the fourth Bank Holiday of 2020; so before another Bank Holiday hits, what better time to sit down and ask yourself what’s the best way to keep up my studying?
With the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend upon us, we’re already dreaming of the sweet treats we’ll be indulging in. I mean, it wouldn’t be Easter without a chocolate egg – or at least something sweet, would it?