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Lessons From University : 25 Things It Helps to Know Going In
So here we are at my last ever column, and to mark the occasion I’ve compiled a list of the
Travel Podcast Recommendations To Get You Through The Winter Term
When deadlines loom and the temperature cools, you know you’re in November. While booking a flight to somewhere random and
‘So what are we?’: Exploring Labels and Self-Advocacy in Relationships
words by: Sarah Mason New people are exciting, new sex is exciting, and new relationships are perhaps the most exciting.
Grandparents and Their Vision of Love
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“I am essentially trapped” – How LGBT+ Students Are Holding on During Lockdown
Words by Kate WaldockArtwork by Kate Waldock Away from family and without the worry of parents and siblings prejudice, University
Life Lessons from ‘Sex Education’
The popular Netflix series ‘Sex Education’ raises a variety of issues associated with sex, family, and relationships. Some of these
Valentines Day
Here we are again. It seemed wrong to skip this opportunity to complain about how single I am. Still. Maybe
Staying Safe At Night
Recent weeks have seen reports of anti-social, suspicious and threatening behavior spike. Reminding us all too harshly of the dangers
Battling Homesickness
Homesickness. It can creep up on us when we don’t expect it. For some, it is inevitable. For those of
Respecting The Friend-Zone
Love. The catalyst for so much of our struggling. Failed attempts can lead to people being left ÔÇÿfriend-zoned’ and hurting.
What To Do On THOSE Days.
We all have them. “One of those days” Even with the lack of a proper adjective, everyone can relate to
Interview: Josie Sommer
by Jasmine Snow Josie Sommer is an illustrator based in London, whose work draws from literature, music and art history,
How do I know he’s gay?
By Georgi Georgiev A question that might appear quite frivolous on the surface, but is, in fact, an important one
Agony Aunt: March Q&A
I’m interested in starting up a society, but I’m a second year and it seems pointless to start anything this
December Agony Aunt Questions
Hello Quenchers, it has been great hearing from you! Christmas is close upon us and I hope you have a
Central America: Paradise or Parental Nightmare?
Travel writer Hattie Miskin discusses the importance of safe travel for students.