During exam season, it’s easy to put physical health aside to focus on getting good grades, especially when time spent on well-being could be used for studying. But maintaining physical health doesn’t have to come at the expense of academic performance. Small intentional changes can keep the body functioning well, so the brain can do...
Photo by: Emmanuel Offei on Unsplash What is the graduation scaries? The graduation scaries, better known as the senior scaries, is the anxiety that comes with the university chapter of your life coming to an end. It dims the excitement of graduation when you’re always wondering what is next. The thought of transitioning into beginning...
Our PR and Communications Director, Cerys Williams, shares her experience living with coeliac disease and what important information she wishes she learnt sooner.
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Carrot Magazine interviewers the founders of Student Blessings who aim to start a new 'walk-and-talk' approach to therapy for students.
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Carrot Magazine explores how to take good care of yourself at University and prioritise your mental well-being with helpful tips.
Many students often feel nervous to return back to university after a long summer without any academic stress. We have partnered with Audley Villages to share some useful tips to overcome end of summer anxiety before you return to campus.
We reflect on the lessons learnt from a year of online learning, including the triumphs and difficulties of first-year.
With a year of 'asynchronous' classes and online education, we reflect on valuable lessons learnt throughout this difficult time.
As the term draws to an end and summer approaches, the feelings of excitement and anticipation can quickly be superseded by those of dread and emptiness. In this article, we explore how to combat the post-university blues and make the most of the summer.