News: What messes with your head
Walking for wellbeing
I have recently been appreciating the simplicity of a nice walk in nature and the benefits it brings to my health and my daily routine.聽
On education
I love springtime graduations. The rest of the campus is quiet and slow聽but as you walk closer to The Hub and Bonython Hall, a buzz of love, happiness聽and pride resonates.
Participating in NSS Survey
Last week I received an email to complete the 2021 National Student Safety Survey. Initially I was perplexed by this notification, but soon realised聽the importance of completing this survey.
Met Gala review
The Met Gala is undisputedly the largest and most anticipated fashion event of the year.
Hold fast, stay true
Oh to be out on the open ocean. For now, or at least until I graduate, I鈥檒l have to be satisfied with dreaming of being out in the open ocean again and sailing the seas.
Hectic holidays
It's mid-semester break at last but it seems like I just don't have any time for well...holidaying! (Author: Yasmine)
Socials for instant happiness
Ever feel exhausted from social media? Here are just a few of the Instagram pages that make me feel happy and content, you should follow to feel the same!
Would I survive on Survivor?
Being a contestant on Survivor is not for the light-hearted, it requires great resilience and strength.
Could you聽outwit, outlast and outplay everyone else?
Spring & ducklings
Springtime is my favourite time of year, mostly because of all the ducklings around university (Author: Yasmine)
Recommendation: Max Joseph
In 'How to read more in the golden age of content', Max Joseph words "Bookstores are basically like art galleries with stories attached" really spoke to me.
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