Words by: Lauren Bromley Picture by: Photo by cottonbro from Pexels. You’ve reached the end of your degree and after a lot of hard work, you can now humbly be addressed as ‘graduate’, paving the way for exciting career opportunities to be explored. You breathe a sigh of relief, thinking you have gone through the hard bit until you realise the hard work is yet to come. The dreaded CV. Don’t worry graduates; we want to share the best tips and tricks to help your CV stand out in

Words by: Anna Dugdale We’ve all been there; having a relaxing weekend (that you thoroughly deserve). Sunday arrives, and boom- you’re struck with fear over deadlines, lack of productivity and the week ahead seems impossible to tackle. For so long, I thought this was something I had internalized and made up. It is so easy to feel unproductive when you’re having time off, especially if you’ve done a lot of work the previous week. You go from one extreme to another. Time off is

By Katie Waits Without a doubt, this year isn’t what any of us expected. The optimistic expectations of another Roaring Twenties has almost completely diminished. I also certainly didn’t anticipate finishing my final year of university at home. You’d think working from home would be simple, but it’s quite the opposite. It’s exhausting. When there’s not much else to do, it’s easy to either completely neglect your work, or find it difficult to switch off. It’s a bit ironic that

By: Olivia Adams Photo: Lily Newman Whether you are just about to start your university experience or you are going into your last year, it is no surprise that when Autumn midterm approaches, it can feel like your studies have gone from hardly any work at all to heap loads in a matter of days. Trying to find the perfect balance between getting on with work and taking time for yourself can feel difficult when your unsure of how to tackle the week and especially if all of your

Written by: Mia Whelan Design by: Aimee Lee Starting University can undoubtedly be one of the most daunting experiences of your adult life; moving cities coupled with leaving home for the first time (in most instances) is reason enough to induce serious anxiety for many young adults. Despite having cousins and siblings who have gone through the same process as me, I never felt anyone could relate to the struggles I faced during Freshers week. This article is aimed at incoming