As December comes to a close, Christmas often takes centre stage, but just around the corner lies the new year with its promise of change and tradition of resolutions. When the clock strikes midnight, it’s hard to resist the sense of excitement that comes with the start of a new...
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The New York Times is renowned for its best seller lists, making up the top books of each genre throughout the year and their new list is no different. Earlier this year The New York Times released their top 100 books of the 21st century from 1 January 2000 up...
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Every Christmas, many of us find ourselves embracing the comfort of a familiar time, often with traditions and activities that offer us a break from the demands of the rest of the year. The Christmas season is a period full of traditions, marked by customs that families and friends come...
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As we near the end of the first time, it’s very easy to look back and wonder how quickly ten weeks have flown by. I often find that a lot of this time has been filled with diving into university social life. Being busy all day can mean when finally...
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In 2024, we have no shortage of tech to support our journeys of health and wellness. If you are setting goals or attempting to track something, there is probably technology to do it for you. The technology available currently is so vast, from fitness apps to Wi-Fi enabled bathroom scales,...
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Emily Harris explains the inheritance tax change Labour is introducing and why many farmers are dissatisfied.
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When Christmas comes around, it can be so difficult to buy loved one’s gifts that they will genuinely love and appreciate. Finding an interesting gift that someone really wants, will keep using, and that they don’t already own, can be a hard problem to solve. Often, the best solution is...
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In the late 2000s and 2010s, we saw the rise in accessible handheld devices. Fast forward to today and most of us, especially students, have some form of smartphone enabling us instant access to a breadth of content. Alongside these, we have seen the rise of apps – small icons...
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Running has taken the world by storm after the London Marathon in April broke records, with over 53,700 finishers and more than £67 million raised for charity according to figures released by TCS London Marathon. Social media brought us the behind the scenes of runners’ journeys from 1k to the...
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In 2014, Rupi Kaur published her first poetry book, Milk and Honey, which quickly gained widespread popularity across age groups. As social media continued to rise, it fueled conversations about her book and expanded its reach. As a self-published author, Kaur faced considerable backlash, with critics labelling her work as...
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Pilates has made a notable comeback as one of the hottest fitness trends, seen across media as influencers and celebs flaunt Pilates as essential to everyone’s day-to-day life. The sophisticated aesthetic of the Pilates lifestyle appears as an inviting approach to fitness, advertised as accessible with a feminine touch. However,...
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We all know that it’s important to participate in some form of movement or exercise and this is particularly important whilst at university. It can be so easy to fall into a routine of heading to lectures and studying at home that we can forget to take time for ourselves...
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TikTok has become a place for entertainment, drama, gossip, education, and where we have witnessed the rise of FoodTok. For many young people, especially students, FoodTok has become one of the most accessible and informative places on the internet to discover recipes, meal prep ideas, and food inspiration. It’s available...
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