A Realistic Social Media Detox
With summatives stress mounting, most of us are probably wasting more time than we have glaring into our phones, but in reality, is this what we need?
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With summatives stress mounting, most of us are probably wasting more time than we have glaring into our phones, but in reality, is this what we need?
With summatives looming and going out more often than you're staying in, Aadira reminds us that there are small changes we can make for a little much-needed self-care.
It's always the same story. Will this year be different?
New Year, New Me? (If they don't work for most people, why would they work for uni students?)
One of the most spoken about topics by students at Durham: 'Oxbridge rejects' are often dismissed to be all the same complaining, bitter, wannabes, however, in this witty article Rhiannon…
The dawn of a new year entreats us to cast aside all negative relationships in our lives, and I can’t think of a more addictive yet deeply unsatisfying attachment than…
In the last week of Michaelmas, Durham gave to me, 12 things I've learnt at uni.
The annual Engineering for Access award for undergraduate engineering students launches this week. Click to find out more.
Still, isn’t there something special about living a section of your life that you couldn’t now imagine not having? I think this is the essence of the lure of fatalism…
With the house hunting stress getting to us all (and overshadowing the formative stress for most of us), Rhiannon shares some of her experiences over the last few weeks with…