Whether you have a shared bathroom or you’re living in student accommodation with an en-suite, you need to have your self-care products in order. We’ll discuss the basics, and then some fun added extras – personal care and hygiene is really important, so it’s vital you have everything you need. As well as some things…
Whether you’re writing an essay or just trying to keep up with your reading list, doing research can feel like an overwhelming task. With so much information out there – and limited time – it’s easy to get bogged down in tabs, notes, and conflicting sources. But don’t stress! Here are some of the best…
Looking to get your bake on this term? With the return of everyone’s favourite cosy British baking TV show and a group of new flatmates to impress, we’ve got you sorted with five easy autumnal bakes to make in your student accommodation kitchen – on a student budget. Pastry-free apple crumble Pastry can be one…
A really easy way to add a pop of colour to your space is by getting a rug – see if you can find one which matches your bedding or blankets for a cohesive look. Rugs help to break up a space and can really elevate your student accommodation bedroom into a properly stylish room that’s all yours.
If you’re preparing to move out of home and into student accommodation in the next month or so, then you might also be thinking about saying goodbye to friends, family and acquaintances that you’ve known for years. Here’s some advice for saying your goodbyes…
Your university years are about more than just lectures – they’re about building a life in a new place. By taking small, intentional steps to get to know your city, you’ll not only make the most of your student experience but also create memories that last long after graduation.
Create a plan for your essay – including when and where you will work on it. Note down the deadline, and work out how long it’s really going to take you to write.
Getting away on holiday doesn’t need to cost a lot, and these trips are the perfect way to bond further with flatmates or course friends and make plenty of memories to get you through those long study days…
Living with allergies can be tough, but it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your university experience. With a bit of planning and clear communication, you can stay safe, take part in social life, and thrive.
University is a massive life change, and it’s completely normal to feel lonely at times. What you’re feeling is valid, and it doesn’t mean you’re failing at uni life.
