Staying safe at university.
Your time at uni should be one of the most enjoyable and exciting times of your life, and it should be something you’re free to enjoy. We’ve pulled together some top tips on staying safe.
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Staying safe at your student accommodation
Moving away from home for the first time, to new surroundings, away from your home comforts, can be daunting for some students. However, we’re here to make sure you have an enjoyable university experience and put your mind at ease with any concerns you may have.
Learning to live with others.
Here are some top tips to cope with the move to independent living and living with others in your student accommodation.
Reasons to live with Host
Picking somewhere to live is a big decision. To help you make the big decision on where to live we’ve pulled together some of the best reasons to live with Host this September…
Your student room essentials, sorted.
It’s time to ditch the duvet, take out the towels and forget panicking about the pans because we’re here to help you travel light. We’ve partnered up with UniKitOut to help make your move to university or college even easier.
Men’s Health Week
This week (10-16 June) the world celebrates Men’s Health Week.
Moving out? Help us help others
If you’re getting ready to check out of your accommodation, and have any unwanted items, help save lives and donate them to British Heart Foundation.
5 tips for attending a university open day
An Open Day, is the perfect opportunity for students to really get a feel for what student and university life is all about. So, to help you get the most out of attending an open day, below are some helpful tips.
Stop food waste day
April 24 marks stop food waste day an international day to raise awareness of the growing global food waste epidemic.
9 tips for living with less plastic at university
Plastic is all around us; in your home, university, shops, restaurants and even as you walk down the high street. But unfortunately, each year approximately 8.8 million tons of plastic waste ends up in the World’s oceans which endangers wildlife, pollutes the water, and puts human health at risk.