Movember: The Importance of Looking After Yourself
The origin story: The origins of the moustache month started between two friends in Australia. In 2003, over some beers, […]
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All the Mental Health Problems I Have According to TikTok
Words by Lucy Beetson Have you ever found yourself scrolling through TikTok, thinking you’ll only watch one video, and before
The Rise and Fall of Kanye West
An opinion piece by Maddie Balcombe Kanye West: one of the most well-known names in our celebrity landscape today, and
Column: Post-Pandemic Blues
This pandemic has cast an indelible mark on our present. We are supposedly out of the worst that the past
Our Favourite Books Related to Mental Health
By Laura Mae All The Bright Places- Jennifer Niven All The Bright Places is a heartwarming Young Adult novel about
Culture in the Classroom
What should be taught in schools, and how will these subjects benefit future generations? Words by: Ella Harper, Emma Williams,
Supporting Others in the Pandemic: The Cardiff Students Volunteering Through COVID-19
By Eva Rodericks In a time of extreme difficulty for many, whether that be financially, emotionally or physically, Cardiff students
How to Look After Your Mental Health This Valentine’s Day
Illustrations by Rahima Bhatti, @rahima.creative on Instagram Valentine’s Day is a difficult day for a lot of people. The pressure
Invisible Illnesses VI: My Experience with Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviour
By Katie Waits *TW ÔÇô Discussions of Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviours (BFRBs), dermatillomania, and trichotillomania* “Can you all please turn your
Mental Health Campaigning in the 1980s
By Caitlin Parr *TW ÔÇô Discussions of depression, anxiety, eating disorders, postnatal depression, self-harm, psychosis, schizophrenia and stigma surrounding mental
Invisible Illnesses V: Living With a Depressed Parent
For most of my college life and the start of my university years, my dad stopped talking to me. At
We need to talk about eating disorders
Photo by Charles Deluvio on Unsplash Words by Laila Hodd Trigger warning: this article discusses the topic of eating disorders.
Stop the Spread but Stay in Touch
By Abi Edwards It is hardly surprising that the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown measures have had a negative impact on
Invisible Illnesses III: Learning More About My Mental Health Than I Learnt From My BSc
Words by Caitlin Parr Illustration by Amelia Field University can be an immensely challenging time for any student. Whether you’re
Invisible Illnesses II: Living with an Unseen Disability
Words by Rhianna Hurren-Myers Illustration by Amelia Field / @amelialfield The Story It was around 1am on the busiest night
Invisible Illnesses I: Living in the Shadow of Dementia
Words by Sasha Nugara Illustration by Amelia Field / @amelialfield Dementia is such a complex disorder and despite it not
Baking Our Lockdown Days Away
It seemed rather fitting, in what will be my last online article as Food and Drink Editor, to return to
Quarantine Culture: Routine For Quarantine
By Victoria Bond I think everybody felt the same sense of dread regarding the Coronavirus lockdown. We all knew it
The Female Fitness Revolution
By Ella Rowe-Hall Today, female fitness seems to be becoming greatly prominent within society. More and more women are getting
Diagnosis is Victory: A No-BS Guide to Cardiff’s Mental Healthcare
By Mike O’Brien Trigger Warning: This content contains information and reference to mental illness and suicide. If you or someone