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Treat Your Shelf: Books are the Real Christmas Magic

Christmas, much like my student debt, has come out of nowhere this year. And, again much like my student debt, I’m trying not to think about it. Christmas shopping is an intimidating thing for students with £3.87 in their bank account (that much if you’re lucky!), and amongst the panic it’s easy to fall into […]

Dec 22, 2016 By Kate Andrews Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Columnist Tagged With: Books, Publishing, christmas, Gifts, Reading, columnist, Arts and Lit, kate andrews

Student Saviour vs. Student Sabotage: Sequins and patchwork

Student Saviour: Summer sequins This week’s student saviour is summer sequins. Finally, after years of hoping and praying, it is now acceptable to wear sequins not just outside of the holiday season but also during the day, and just in time for festival season. As well as glittering your face and body this summer, you […]

Aug 30, 2016 By Rowan Keith Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty, Columnist Tagged With: lifestyle, fashion, beauty, columnist, festival fashion, fashion and beauty, summer fashion

Terror in Brussels: the city on 22 March

On the morning of 22 March, I was at my home in Brussels. I can only imagine how it must have felt to those out on the streets near the explosions. To clarify, I am an International Relations student on my year abroad in Japan, but I returned home before the spring semester starts. I was […]

Apr 7, 2016 By Divya Singh Filed Under: Features, Columnists, International, Overseas Correspondents, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Features, columnist, international, foreign correspondents, Brussels Attacks, First-Person Account

Student Saviour vs. Student Sabotage: Miscellaneous

Student Saviour: Backpacks This week’s student saviour is the humble backpack. This is the perfect practical alternative for all those who are tired of the bland leather designer; or, if you are like me, mock designer handbags that force girls with a bag full of uni work to contort their bodies sideways just so they […]

Mar 31, 2016 By Rowan Keith Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty, Columnist Tagged With: lifestyle, student, fashion, tips, style, columnist, Shopping, backpacks, ruffles

Beauty Bombshells: Hiding the hangover

From bags to sallow complexion, a heavy night in the Lemmy always shows on your face in the morning – but never fear! Here are some top tips to stay looking fresh all day. First step is to moisturise. It’s so important to keep your skin hydrated after a night out, and a big part […]

Mar 26, 2016 By Heledd Wilshaw Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: lifestyle, beauty, tips, columnist, hangover, foundation

Student Saviour vs Student Sabotage: Return to the 90s

Student Saviour This week’s student saviour is a return to the 90’s. I’m not quite sure why it’s called ‘returning’ seeing as we seem to have been dealing with mom jeans and cropped t-shirts for a good two years now but, either way I’m glad it’s sticking around. As someone who fully identifies as part […]

Mar 18, 2016 By Rowan Keith Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: lifestyle, fashion, columnist, 90s, Mom Jeans, rachel green

Beauty Bombshells – high end favourites

I must confess that I spend far too much money on make-up, much to my debit card’s dismay; from high street department stores to Beauty Bay and Feel Unique, I can spend a big portion of my pocket money. So, if you’re looking for premium make-up to splash out on, here’s a list of my […]

Mar 10, 2016 By Heledd Wilshaw Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: lifestyle, beauty, columnist, naked, benefit, foundation, concealer, Urban Decay, make up, high end

Beauty Bombshells: tips & mistakes

Tips Start using primer Whatever skin type you have, primer is essential. Not only does it help your make-up last longer, it also serves as a barrier between your skin and your make-up. This means your skin is protected from the chemicals in many products and serves to stop pores from getting clogged, skin getting sallow […]

Feb 29, 2016 By Heledd Wilshaw Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty, Columnist Tagged With: lifestyle, beauty, columnist, top tips, mascara, moisturiser, make up, primer

Student saviour vs. Student sabotage

Spring Student Saviour: Victorian inspired fashion It seems like the fashion industry is running out of eras because it’s going back over a hundred years for this trend. Nonetheless, I love it. For a start, vintage is always cool and Victorian is vintage to the extreme. Plus, there’s an added bonus if you’re a history student […]

Feb 27, 2016 By Rowan Keith Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: Clothes, student, fashion, tips, columnist, vintage, victorian, Shopping, suede

Let’s get avocontrol: Ramen week

Japanese cuisine is fantastic for its freshness and speed. In restaurants like the insanely successful Wagamama, you will receive your meal as soon as it’s completed to ensure supreme flavour; that’s why you’re usually the unlucky one, glaring in envy at your companion scoffing down their yaki soba. Ramens are messy, playful, and they sparkle […]

Feb 24, 2016 By Rachel Ashenden Filed Under: Food, Editors' Picks Tagged With: lifestyle, food, columnist, recipes, column, vegan, chicken, ramen, prawn

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