Pre-drinks is the best part of a night out, and you know it is. The night is young, energy levels are high and your Spotify is doing bits for your social life.

After three months living in your own little world with your new best friends, it’s going to be weird to go home.

Politics is one of those subjects which you know is important, something you know you should care about and is something that will affect you.

Avoid being that person with these useful, and frankly quite obvious, tips.

You’ve had a taste of freedom with college and its abundance of downtime. You've also had your parents keeping a keen eye on your every move. Uni’s going to be a different ball game altogether...

The excitement of starting university can often take over the sensible side of our brains. Which means there’s always one experience every fresher seems to forget about: the dreaded freshers’ flu.

The best parts of university? Most would say nightlife and some would say courses. But for many more, it’s clubs and societies that make the university experience so memorable.

Freshers Week might be over, but the party is far from dying down.

Freshers Week – two words that conjure so many memories. Anyone you know who’s gone through university will jump at the chance to chew your ear off about their raucous first year shenanigans.

Life and soul of the party? Or maybe more of a one-to-one kinda person? Regardless, meeting a bunch of new people can nerve-wracking.

For the mature students heading to university this September, we ask you: ‘how are you going to spend freshers’ week?’

Working from home has its challenges, and your study space can really impact your wellbeing, especially if there's no separation from work and leisure. Boost your wellbeing by shaking things up.

You finally saved up enough to go on your dream gap year after college or graduation, and then a global pandemic happened. Now what?

Finding it hard to make friends after graduating? Bumble BFF's got you sorted.

Want to travel, inspire and get 13 weeks of paid holiday each year? Teaching is a great option for many people, find out why it could be great for you too.

Want to know how to make good grub with only a few ingredients and a whole lot of tinned food? Look no further than out one pot chili con carne. It'll go down a treat, and there's next to no washing up!

Sixth-form student shares their experience of dealing with the new education set-up amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Follow this advice to smoothen the transition into uni life after a testing year for everyone.

Leaving home and starting university is one of the biggest and most formative experiences you will go through in your lifetime.

Starting university can be daunting, so here are some quick tips on how to succeed in your first year.

Make the most out of your university experience by joining a society. Here are five categories that we would recommend!

Freshers’ as we know it might be off the cards this year, but that doesn’t mean you and your new mates shouldn’t be able to have fun in your new social bubbles.

So, it's almost time for you to fly the nest. It'll be time to pack your things soon, and packing for uni isn't like packing for a holiday. Follow these tips to ensure you bring what you need.