We all need to look after our mental health and wellbeing, especially during times of uncertainty and change, like starting university. Up to a third of students experience mental health difficulties at university so knowing what support is available, and […]
Transgender Awareness Week helps raise the visibility of transgender people and addresses the issues members of the community face. It culminates with Transgender Day of Remembrance which remembers those who have been victims of transgender violence. Teesside University student Ben […]
North Eats for Teesside University 2021 North Eats (instagram.com/north__eats) began back in July 2019 as two huge foodies and we started the page as a way of sharing all the food photos we’ve collected, this resulted in an increase of […]
How do you prepare for the new academic year? It can be hard to prepare for a new academic year – especially if it’s somewhere new. One of the ways I prepare is by going over my notes from the […]
I know all too well how hard it can be to save money while at university, especially when you’re living on your own. But the good news is that there are plenty of things to see and places to go […]
Here we go! The worry of exam results is over and the countdown to university is on, but just how ready are you? I’m a fan of good old-fashioned spreadsheets and lists to help organise my life, but if you […]
Open days are back, and boy have we missed them! An open day gives you a chance to really soak in the atmosphere of a university campus and helps you to imagine yourself as part of the university community. An […]
Whether you are going into your first or final year, a new academic year is a great time to refocus and prepare for the hard work ahead of you. Here are some top tips for building the foundations you need […]
Lauren Brice is a second-year mental health student at Teesside University and has told us about her university experience and given us her top tips on how to prepare for the new academic year. Open days Before starting at the […]
In 2014, I had finished college and was eager to apply for universities through UCAS. Unfortunately, my application was rejected because I did not have enough UCAS points for the subject I intended to pursue, which was a nursing degree. […]
