Eating can be the most important part of a person’s day, whether that is planning meals for the rest of the week on a university budget or figuring out what to haveRead More…
The International Day of Women and Girls in Science takes place on the 11th of February and brings awareness and celebration to recognise the incredible contribution and achievement women have had inRead More…
A term in, it’s time to reflect on what has worked and what new strategies we need to try to keep on top of our studies. Study Advice have some videos toRead More…
With the upcoming Winter break, some of you may want some additional support and help – whether you’re going home for the holidays or staying in Reading. To ensure you maintain andRead More…
Are you a new undergraduate or foundation year student? Then make sure you take our Study Smart online course, which has been specifically designed to help you with the transition to Uni.Read More…
Over the summer vacation the opening hours of some of your services and facilities on campus may be changing. However, do not worry! You will still be able to access the helpRead More…
The International Day for Biological Diversity is held annually on the 22nd of May, and it is a global event sanctioned by the United Nations. It was created by the Second CommitteeRead More…
Mental Health Awareness Week (Monday 13th May – Sunday 19th May) is dedicated to raising awareness and encouraging communication on the matters of mental health. This can be the difference between goodRead More…
Graduating this year? Repaying student loans after graduating can be a daunting task. Here is the essential lowdown on repaying your loans: You need to pay back: You do not need toRead More…
Registering to vote and taking part in elections, is incredibly important. Any individual above the age of 18 can vote, making University the perfect opportunity to register and exercise your right toRead More…