People of all sexual orientations and gender identities have always existed. LGBTQIA+ History Month was founded in the UK in 2004, within 18 months of the repeal of Section 28 in England and Wales. For the past 20 years since its first celebration, the charity SCHOOLS OUT has celebrated the incredible achievements of LGBTQIA+ people…
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The UK’s Top 5 LGBTQIA+ organisations and historical global LGBTQIA+ icons Happy Pride, Studenteers! Love is love and you are so welcome here. LGBTQIA+ Pride month is celebrated around the world every year, in June. It is important to highlight as it’s: A celebration of cultures and identities A chance for visibility and representation Historically significant…
Exams can be stressful, but you can confidently conquer them with the right approach. This guide combines two crucial aspects of exam preparation: understanding the material and mastering effective study strategies. Exam Knowledge: Build a Strong Foundation Building a strong knowledge base for acing your exams is important. Just like a sturdy foundation is crucial…
Hello everyone! 2022 is here and this could be your year to achieve bigger and better than ever. Set goals: Consider what you truly want to do this year: achieving a first in your university assignments, graduating with a 2:1, landing your first graduate job, or even enrolling to university. Setting a goal clarifies what…
We, as the youth of our societies, have the power to politically engage in events that shape our very futures. The youth face many issues that go unheard. Certain groups such as youth with disabilities, young people from minority groups, young women, and indigenous youth face intersectional discrimination and struggle with voicing their opinions. The…
Top 13 tips for what to do when you start university for the first time, from students and recent graduates.
Struggling to get those higher marks? Spice up your essays by taking a look at these simple tips.
We spoke to two recent graduates about their aspirations and goals as new women in business and how they feel as women of the future. We asked them how they felt in the new world of business as it has changed vastly over the past 2 years. The Job Market: Firstly, we spoke to a…
You’ve got high hopes, then the dreaded words ‘at least 2 years experience required’. Here’s what you can do to be able to tick that experience box.
Aiden Tsen was diagnosed with autism at 13 and started volunteering with disability charity KEEN London 3 years later. This helped them figure out what to do next.