One of my favourite things about Suffolk is the beautiful landscapes and accessibility of nature with so many wonderful locations just a stone's throw away from your doorstep. For me I am fortunate enough to be a short walk away ...
There are so many wonderful places to explore Suffolk and around our University and, as it is Suffolk Day, I have collated the leading Apps to download, in five different categories, to enhance your outdoor exploration experience.Choose a Location-Based ...
Being the LGBTQ+ officer has meant amazing opportunities to connect with students, organize fascinating events, and work with many teams I would never have otherwise. This is just a retelling of some of my major highlights.As a small society ...
During Mental Health Awareness Week, The Mental Health Foundation suggests making a habit each day of connecting to the nature in your local area. Student Life Disability and Mental health adviser Cari Longhurst has some tips for bringing nature to ...
A quick Google search when researching this topic has already told me I might go down a different route to the apparent norm - I saw article upon article about the benefit of eating dark chocolate and making overnight oats. ...
In 1956, golfer Walter Hagen said, ‘You’re only here for a short visit. Don't hurry. Don't worry. And be sure to smell the flowers along the way.’ The modern world is fast-paced, bustling, and many times relentless in its ways. ...
University isn’t just the place you go to learn about your course or discover your alcohol tolerance. It’s a place where you can learn to be yourself and find hobbies you are interested in (although finding out your ...
The results of the Student New Angle Writing Awards (SNAP) 2021 were announced recently. The Winner is ‘The Singing Tides’ by Bradley Garnham and the Runner-up is ‘Aelfthryth’ by Sarah Clark. Life at Suffolk Student Blogger and English student Rose interviewed ...
Squishing and squelching their rhythm, these boots,Squashing who knows what, journey on fallen reeds.Layering a swampy imprint in peat-brown sponge,A soup of brackish tea from where folk tales rise. Uncanny mists drape derelict cliffs, tasting gravity,Edging ...
