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Dealing with the challenges of shared accommodation

By R.E. Rye | 02 January 2019

The thought of leaving home and moving into shared accommodation at university can undoubtedly be a scary one. Nevertheless, it is a huge part of … Read more

Dealing with the deadline blues

By S.R. Christodoulou | 11 December 2018

it’s deadline season, again. Every student has made a home in the library, accompanied by a coffee and their laptop. It sounds miserable, especially when … Read more

Coping with dyslexia at university

By L.C.G. Webb | 03 December 2018

University can be difficult for everyone, however, students who have learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, face more challenges than most. Dyslexia can cause difficulty with … Read more

Why you should study English at university

By L.C.G. Webb | 05 November 2018

Before enrolling on the ‘year in computing’ course I studied English and American Literature and Creative Writing. My contact hours were considerably less during my … Read more

Reality hitting hard

By S.R. Christodoulou | 31 October 2018

I will never bend the truth in any of my blog posts. I want them to be as realistic as possible. They need to reflect … Read more

Life in Canterbury: The Pokémon Go Community

By L.C.G. Webb | 29 October 2018

If you were on campus last Sunday you might have seen several large groups of people staring into their phones. No, they weren’t ignoring each … Read more

Why you should join a society

By R.L. Kemp | 25 October 2018

If I’m honest, fresher’s fair can actually be quite overwhelming and have an inverse effect of what it desired. So many people talk about joining … Read more

Why a ‘Year in Computing’ is the best year you’ll have at university

By L.C.G. Webb | 17 October 2018

I came to university to do one thing and one thing only; read. English literature was the only subject I was truly interested in studying. … Read more

Three things to learn from my experience

By R.E. Rye | 02 October 2018

There is next to nothing about my uni experience that I wish I had done differently. It’s been the best experience and I’ve gained so … Read more

Getting the most out of an open day

By Sam Charman | 29 September 2018

Without doubt a university open day is the best way to get a sense of what the place is really like. Universities often hold more … Read more

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