Earlier this year, teenagers and especially students were advised to get immunised against a strain of meningitis and septicemia called meningitis W, a highly aggressive variant of the disease which has been on the rise since 2009. Students going to university are particularly at risk because of their likelihood to come into contact with lots… Continue reading Meningitis – What is it and Should I be Worried?
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Finding a balance!
If you have recently started back at school or uni, you might be struggling to get to grips with your new timetable. The sudden shock of not being able to binge on Netflix on a Sunday and being expected to (shock horror) read over a mathematics course handbook can leave you feeling a bit queasy.… Continue reading Finding a balance!
Club Spotlight : Snowsports club!
Leave your preconceptions at the door because you do NOT need to ski to be a member of the snowsports club at college or uni. Like other clubs and societies at university, it’s just as much a social club as a sports club, and a great place to meet new people. Sadly we aren’t blessed with… Continue reading Club Spotlight : Snowsports club!
The most bonkers jobs in Britain
We all know the kind of job roles that get talked about in session with careers advisors. Teacher, admin assistant, engineer, mechanic, strolling elf… Hang on, what? Yes, last year, one recruitment company was asked to try find a strolling elf for a client – according to a new survey carried out by CV Library.… Continue reading The most bonkers jobs in Britain
GCU student reporters team up with the SPFL Trust
Want to know the stories behind the beautiful game? Multimedia Journalism and Media and Communication students from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) have teamed up with the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) and SPFL Trust to bring you inspiring regular coverage on Club news and community projects. The SPFL Trust works with Scotland’s 42 professional football… Continue reading GCU student reporters team up with the SPFL Trust
Five Reasons to go out tonight!
1. Escape the screen! Netflix, Big Brother and your Xbox can wait because Friday nights are for socialising. You have all weekend to catch up on your shows and games but tonight try to tear yourself away from the screen and do something different to celebrate the start of the weekend! Talk to people in… Continue reading Five Reasons to go out tonight!
5 ways to beat insomnia
You know the feeling. You put the light out, you settle down, pull the covers up around your ears, let out a big sigh of, ‘I’m SO glad it’s bedtime’ and then… Nothing. You’re wide awake. More awake than you’ve been all day. As awake as you could’ve been during double maths. And no matter… Continue reading 5 ways to beat insomnia
Things you should know about Labour and Jeremy Corbyn
Newly elected Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn stormed to victory on Saturday, winning by a landslide of votes and leaving competitors Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall in the dust. He scooped a whopping 59.2% of the vote, a sweeping electoral win – but why is it causing such a stir? Corbyn is a socialist… Continue reading Things you should know about Labour and Jeremy Corbyn
Trampolining: Get your bounce on
A new sports craze is sweeping Scotland and it is TOO MUCH FUN. Indoor trampoline parks have opened in Edinburgh and Glasgow and offer a brand new recreational activity environment for thrill seekers. If the trampoline in your garden just won’t cut it or you haven’t been on one in years, it could be just… Continue reading Trampolining: Get your bounce on