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Annabel Cammish
A few words of wisdom from a previously nervous but now slightly more confident recent university graduate… I am a shy person, there is no denying […]
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Hannah Wheeler
Students decide to commute to university for a multitude of reasons, and this seems to be increasing more and more each year, particularly depending on the […]
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Edward Leggett
A big area of concern for many prospective students is what the finances available would be at university. Maintenance loan, grants, tuition fees; there is a […]
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Dealing with Life in Lockdown: Part 2
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Rais Keval
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Maaria Bhatii
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Francesca Di Franco
Being left in charge of food, housing, electricity, water and social spending means that money often disappears from student accounts before you can even say “cha-ching!” […]
Trending
Dealing with Life in Lockdown: Part 2
The OPC Editorial Team
Last week we posted an article where you told us how you’re dealing with life in lockdown via a series of short vlogs. And as promised, […]
How to Study And Be Productive At Home
Loren Madnack
This post is dedicated to helping students complete their studies at home. I was home-schooled for 4 years, so I believe that I can provide valuable […]
Student Groceries: One Apple to Save the Turtles
Alex Bestwick
It’s not hard to overspend when it comes to buying groceries as a student, but I think I’ve got a few good tips which you can […]
Gender Inequality and Male Mental Health
Charlotte Bailey
Suicide is the largest killer of men under 45 in the UK. Men are three times more likely to take their own lives than women of the […]
Top Hacks To Become A Top Student Money-Saver
Nicola Eldridge
Final semester is underway, here are some of our top tips in becoming a student money saving expert: 1. Pay rent ASAP Hall fee charges aren’t […]
FAKE NEWS and bad journalism in 2020
Nazish Bibi
It’s time to address the easy accessibility of news in this technological era. In the past few years, it has become our default to turn to […]
Dealing with Fake Friends
Rais Keval
Making friends. Everyone talks about it like it’s easy, but there are the challenges to overcome within it, just like most things in life. It can […]
Are charity shops worth your time?
Maaria Bhatii
As an avid shopaholic (yet also a broke student), I have had to cross the road to stop myself entering shops with beautiful clothes, delete emails […]
Greenwashing: Advert or Activism?
Freya Phillips
Between Greta Thunberg, Extinction Rebellion and the recent climate strikes, news surrounding environmental activism is everywhere, making everyone more aware of their own impact on the […]
Student Income Ideas to Get Excited About!
Francesca Di Franco
Being left in charge of food, housing, electricity, water and social spending means that money often disappears from student accounts before you can even say “cha-ching!” […]
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