• Train-ing Wheels: Interrailing tips to keep you on track

    Rosa Pessagno Are you planning on going interrailing? Whether you’re looking to roam the romantic streets of Paris or to catch a tan in Spain, interrailing offers a perfect opportunity to explore Europe the authentic way. For first-time travellers, the experience can be both thrilling and daunting.  As someone...
  • Should I Let AI Choose My OOTD?

    Amelia Cropley Artificial Intelligence is quickly replacing lots of human skills every day. But we, as humans, can still have the mundane everyday activities to ourselves, without them being taken over by technology doing it for us. But, is this really the case? Would it be easier if we...
  • Wednesday Night in Notts: Fancy Dress or Financial Mess?

    Ellie Jupp Going out is arguably one of the most important, entertaining and life-altering components of being a university student. However, it does come with its own set of limitations: breaking the student bank account. Ellie Jupp has put together through interviews and experience the debate of if these...
  • Myles Smith Lights Up Rock City with an unforgettable Night of Music and Connection

    Katie Barr   Rock City is the host to all kinds of events, but most famously in its time for its productions of live music. And so Myles Smith became the most recent to add to the Rock City wall of fame – performing on Saturday 22nd February, the...
  • You Snooze, You Lose: 10 hacks to help you get up in the morning

    Ellie Jupp Waking up in the morning, especially during these dreary winter months, can be a struggle for anyone – I know I certainly find it hard sometimes. As someone whose New Year’s resolution was to become a morning person, I’ve had to discover ways to get myself up...
  • Myths, Magic & Mystery: what British folklore reveals about the Isles

    Katie Barr Folklore isn’t just a collection of dusty old stories – it’s Britain’s way of whispering its history through myths, warnings, and wild imagination. These legends didn’t just entertain; they shaped the way people saw their land, their rulers, and even their own survival. From eerie spirits to...
  • Why I roast a chicken every week (and you should too!)

    Many of us are lucky to come from families where a roast dinner on a Sunday is a sacred ritual, particularly in the autumn and winter months. At university, this habit often fades away - aside from the obligatory pre-Christmas roast with friends and maybe the odd Sunday roast...