Stoke-On-Trent to a Film Fan
As a massive film fan, Stoke-On-Trent is a fantastic place to be. The area is bubbling over with film related places and things to do. For example: The Cinema and theatre: Stoke is home to […]
What #Vote100 means to me
As a young girl who stereo-typically wanted to grow up to be a Princess, I immersed myself in Disney films and sang all the catchy songs from the soundtracks. One such song was ‘Sister Suffragette’ […]
Gee’s Study Life Hacks: How to Ace Your Exams!
Okay, so nobody likes studying. I get it – neither do I! So I thought Prince the red panda, and I would throw together a quick video of my personal studying life hacks to make […]
Research Participants. I CHOOSE YOU!
So most of you are aware that I do the MSc Health Psychology course here at Staffs (I know, I just can’t shut up about it!), and it’s come to that time of the academic […]
What to do in Hanley at Winter
Winter can be a hard time as a student. There isn’t always much readily available to do and the cold can sap your energy if exposed for too long. But fear not! Here’s just some […]
Spend a little. Save a lot. – Managing money at university
When it comes to university, arguably one of the hardest aspects is managing your money, here’s some tips and tricks I’ve picked up that can hopefully help you! Accept your limitations: Now the first step […]
3 Top Tips for Staying Relaxed When Waiting for Your Results
So, you’ve done the hard part – you’ve done the revision, you’ve handed in your coursework, you’ve managed to battle your way through hours and hours of exams! Congrats! But now comes the gruelling process […]
EXAM REVISION 101
To all my fellow students, if you are currently preparing for an exam I feel your pain. Over the years of my academic career, I have had to do plenty and definitely did not enjoy […]
New Year’s Resolutions: The Staffs Students Edition
We are now into our second week of the New Year and that means a fresh wave of motivation to do the things we didn’t quite feel we achieved last year. But enough of ‘Dry […]