“I was looking forward to returning to Kaplan, as it had been my home while at uni. I was expecting to walk into my room for one final time and be filled with a sense of nostalgia and bitter-sweet sadness. Instead, I just ended up feeling disgusted and distressed.” – […]
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Dating apps occupy a uniquely ordinary yet distinctly dangerous space in modern life. The normalized risks associated with online dating has laid the groundwork for Afterglow, a new safety conscious dating app specifically for students. Dating apps occupy a uniquely ordinary yet distinctly dangerous space in modern life. Anecdotally, I […]
As part of a new end-of-the-year series we are launching, The Verse’s Alice Pierre had the opportunity to interview (via email of course, we didn’t break any social distancing rule) a few students who graduated this June 2020 from some of Brighton University’s arts programs. Today, we are talking with […]
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 […]
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 […]
