By Brooke Harding This article was written for the “Celebrating Class” blog series, exhibition and conference. For first-generation students the journey of entering higher education is a multifaceted one. After all, itRead More…
Not into drinking? You can still have an unforgettable Welcome Week – Sofiia shares how.
The jump from school to university is one of the biggest transitions in a young person’s life. It can be exciting, freeing and full of opportunity, but let’s be honest, it can also be a little terrifying.
My first few weeks at the University of Reading were a whirlwind of emotions: excitement, fear, loneliness, and curiosity. Now, after nearly a year, I can say that the transition from school to university, especially in another country, has been both the most challenging and the most rewarding experience of my life.
The greatest insight I’ve gained is that sustainability is everyone’s responsibility, regardless of their discipline.
So, it’s happening. Caps will fly, parents will cry, and you’ll suddenly find yourself both the main character and the emotional support human for your entire grad group. Welcome to graduation season.Read More…
Looking to boost your skills this summer? Akash, a Computer Science student, shares how he gained real-world experience through ambassador work, volunteering and online learning — and how you can do the same, with support from the University.
I’m currently doing my Master’s, and after three years of undergrad at UoR, I’ve picked up a few revision tips that have really worked for me and I’d love to share them with you.
Many of you will soon be leaving your halls or student accommodation to go home for the summer and you may have items that you wish to get rid of. We have put together some green move out tips to help you.
When I first decided to live off-campus, I was excited by the idea of more space and independence. Here’s how I found the perfect place on a tight budget through SpareRoom.