The Verse’s Ida Hansen gives us some tips on improving mental health. There is a lot going on. Joggling university, work, social life, placements, friendships, insecurities, worries about the future and homesickness can often lead to mental health problems, including stress, substance abuse, depression and anxiety and it can be […]
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Brighton Sign Language Society’s Jordi Crowther on pushing her comfort zone and meeting like-minded people. Whilst I was at school, the idea of University was a lot for me to take in. For a while I was adamant that I wasn’t going to go however, when I decided that I […]
The Verse’s Phoebe Doolan shares with us her experience moving away from home for the first time in the first instalment of the ‘Freshers’ series. I feel as though moving to university is one of those changes in life that challenges all parts of you. Not only are you facing […]
The Verse’s Cheyenne Eugene tells us all about the idea of InstaBan for Jan. December is a month of pure, undisguised overindulgence. “It’s Christmas!” is our unanimous excuse for drinking, scoffing, chomping, munching and nibbling at everything that challenges our appetite. Then we flop onto the sofa in front of […]
The Verse’s Chanelle Manton talks about her experiences of stress and how she manages it on a day-to-day basis. I get stressed. As the editor of The Verse, the role takes its toll more than I care to admit. When combined with employment, voluntary work, and other responsibilities and personal […]
