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What does it take to create a long-lasting marriage?

Posted on 20th January 202221st January 2022 by Tasha Johnson

It’s no secret that today’s divorce rate is higher than ever before, with approximately 33% of couples getting divorced in the UK and almost 50% in the US. With this in mind, we sat down with a local elderly couple, Rodger (R) and Penny (P), to find out just what it takes to create a long-lasting marriage.

Living with Seasonal Depression

Posted on 13th November 202113th November 2021 by Ruby Winter

As we go into the winter months, the days get shorter and the nights get longer so understanding and acknowledging seasonal affective disorder (or SAD) is vital. SAD (a fitting acronym) is better known as […]

Your Campus Capsule Wardrobe

Posted on 13th October 202113th October 2021 by Beth Wright

Beth Wright walks you through the absolute essentials for your student. wardrobe

What to Expect When Moving Out

Posted on 5th October 20215th October 2021 by Nell Cuffley

Top tip advice for what to expect when moving away from home? Nell Cuffley has got you covered…

The Mental Health Benefits of Nature

Posted on 11th June 202111th June 2021 by Mia Fulford

While nature is by no means a substitute for meaningful therapy and medical treatment for mental health, it does offer a vital respite; this has perhaps been no more felt than over the last year […]

Would you Accept a Job on the Basis that you were Filling a Company’s POC Quota?

Posted on 20th May 202120th May 2021 by Shaaziah Kolabhai

“You would be a great addition to the team,” says the interviewer as you wrap up your interview for a  job you’ve been pining for since you graduated. With a large smile on your face […]

The Best Sheltered and Heated Outdoor Places to Eat and Drink in Leeds

Posted on 20th May 202120th May 2021 by Jessica Fullager

The reopening of outdoor hospitality was superb and personally, I relished the opportunity to not have to go on walk whilst sipping my coffee. But after a couple weeks, drinking a pint in the cold, […]

How to Deal with Rejection from your Dream Graduate Scheme

Posted on 20th May 202120th May 2021 by Anna Whittaker

No one likes rejection. We don’t apply to jobs hoping for the worst. However, what is even worse is rejection from a job that you’ve been dreaming of for years. It seems everything you have […]

Mental Health Awareness: So, you’re thinking about starting therapy?

Posted on 10th May 202110th May 2021 by Ellie Futter

First of all, it is important to remember that therapy isn’t a dirty word. Going to seek help is not a personal failure and is nothing to be ashamed of. In my opinion, if you’ve […]

Endometriosis: how raising awareness can improve diagnostic delay and mental health

Posted on 29th March 202129th March 2021 by Ruth Wootton

As I reflect on Endometriosis Awareness month, I am always surprised about how little people know about a condition that affects around 200 million people worldwide – an equal amount to women suffering with diabetes. […]

June 21st: do you feel the pressure to ‘look good’ post-lockdown?

Posted on 25th March 202125th March 2021 by Jessica Fullager

Tw: discussions of weight Can you believe it has been a year since we last admired crazy Otley Run costumes? But the hiatus is finally set to end. The roadmap out of lockdown has been […]

Endometriosis Awareness Month: Ladies… Put your Hands up if you’re in Pain

Posted on 20th March 202120th March 2021 by Sacha Rines

Two years, three ultrasound scans, multiple doctor’s appointments and many ‘press two to find out test results’ later, I have received a diagnosis: endometriosis. This condition is one that affects 1 in 10 women and […]

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