Lennart discusses his experience of moving from Heidelberg, Germany to Leeds as an Erasmus student, and the affect that both the pandemic and Brexit has had on the experience of students studying abroad.
Tips and Tricks for Cooking for Yourself at University
Laura lists the tricks that have made cooking for herself much easier, from cutting onions with no tears to rectifying adding too much salt!
Study Abroad at Home: A Day in My Life
In this week’s article Siobhan takes us through a day in her life as an online study abroad student.
Romanticising Life: How I Finally Got My Life Together
Jane discusses how the pandemic helped her to focus on her well-being and start romanticising life.
Rooted: A Guide To Sustainable and Intersectional Book Use at Uni
INTRODUCING ROOTED! In this article, Geeta discusses how we can be more sustainable in the way we buy and sell books
The Mahogany Market Unites Black-Owned Businesses on Black Pound Day
On Saturday 3rd October, Black Pound Day, local Black-owned businesses across the North of England came together at Left Bank Leeds to collaborate, trade, and celebrate Black excellence. Founder and Organiser of Mahogany Market, Rachel […]
The Hidden Pandemic
In light of World Mental Health Day, Katelyn Shearer speaks about loneliness for student during the pandemic, alongside images by Josie Espinosa-Brown.
You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup: Changing Our Perception of Self-Care During Isolation
In this article Charlotte discusses how her perceptions/priorities regarding self-care have changed during the coronavirus pandemic for World Mental Health Day, and offers some long-term tips for looking after yourself as a student.
The Face of Anorexia
TW: Discusses experience of Anorexia
Study Abroad at Home: Students That Inspire Me
In this article, Siobhan interviews both Liv and Meg on their experience of being medical students during a pandemic
A Fresher’s Guide to Making Friends and Beating Coronavirus Loneliness
How are you going to socialise and meet friends with imposed social distancing, cancelled events and online learning?
Freshers’ Week Soulmates: The Lie
“for me, the most nerve-wracking expectation of Freshers’ week was that I would find the friends that I would bond with for life”