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A Fresher’s Guide to Making Friends and Beating Coronavirus Loneliness

Posted on 26th September 202026th September 2020 by Katelyn Shearer

How are you going to socialise and meet friends with imposed social distancing, cancelled events and online learning?

Freshers’ Week Soulmates: The Lie

Posted on 26th September 202026th September 2020 by Beanna Olding

“for me, the most nerve-wracking expectation of Freshers’ week was that I would find the friends that I would bond with for life”

Helping A Friend With Depression – How To Not Be A Hinderance

Posted on 25th March 2020 by Annabelle Levins

Depression can manifest itself differently in everyone – some may have highs and lows, some may cry routinely, others may feel void of emotion. As a friend, it can hurt seeing a person you love […]

Goodbyes Are Not Forever… How To Cope With A Friendship Breakup

Posted on 25th March 202025th March 2020 by Lauren Woodley

It can be said that a friendship breakup can be harder than an actual relationship breakup. Friendships are possibly the most important type of bond anyone can have. So when these end, it can understandably […]

How to Spot Whether Your Friend is Developing an Eating Disorder

Posted on 12th December 20199th February 2020 by Megan Johnson

Disturbed or abnormal eating habits are something which I feel are becoming more normalised in our society. But how do we see the difference between a friend making a casual deprecating comment about their figure, […]

Are Your “Friends” Toxic?

Posted on 11th October 2019 by Courtney Flint-Taff

Whether you’re a fresher or doing your masters, you’re likely to meet or will meet, a toxic person. They could be a friend you’ve known since your school days, or you might have only met […]

Board Games to Play With Your Friends and Flatmates

Posted on 11th October 201911th October 2019 by Kinga Glasek

Here’s a list of classicboardgames that will make for an entertaining evening.

Good Grief: The Society Talking About Student Bereavement

Posted on 12th October 201812th October 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Society has been taken over this week by the Bereaved and Young Student Network (BAYSN). This LUU society are doing their best to support students who have ex-perienced death, by surrounding them with students who […]

Why TV is obsessed with the 80s and 90s

Posted on 15th March 20181st November 2019 by Charlotte Loughlin

There has been a recent trend of television shows being set in the ‘80s and 90’s, including, Freaks and Geeks, Stranger Things and My Mad Fat Diary, to name a few. So why, in 2018, […]

Are we still friends with ‘Friends’?

Posted on 9th March 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Megan reminisces about one of her favourite TV shows, defending it from critics who find the sitcom ‘not progressive enough’. Friends. Often thought of as an epitome of the classic sitcom, it has brought joy […]

10 ways to de-stress now that exams are done.

Posted on 2nd February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

There’s no two ways about it, exams are stressful. But now, thankfully, for most of us they’re over. So here are 10 ways to de-stress now that you’re free. Meet your friends for a coffee […]

Leeds researchers ‘virtually immortalise’ character in world first

Posted on 11th November 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

A team of researchers at the University of Leeds have virtually immortalised Joey from popular US sitcom, Friends, in the first step towards transforming popular television characters into digital avatars. The character from the hit […]

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