Road trippin’ with varsity friends
We’ve reached the end of the year. A productive year that needs to be completed on a high note. There’s something about summer, the lure of the open road and the promise of a change
Category: student life
How to beat exam stress
Every student who aims to become a high-achiever will experience exam stress. It’s an unavoidable part of student life that can be a tough nut to crack. Remember, stress exists for a reason and you
How to stick with your study schedules
Do you want good grades but you’re a little lazy? Whether you’re studying on a college programme for a career qualification or just for personal interest, you’ll want to make a success of it. You’ve
Moving out of your parents’ house?
Whether you’re 18, 20 or 30 – there’ll probably come a time in your life when you decide to move out of your parents’ home and go alone in the big wide world. Regardless of
Why the future of agriculture depends on youth
Agriculture is an industry that is essential to the world. After all, a functioning agriculture sector means being able to feed people. However, the problem is so much remains dependent on factors beyond our control,
Top tips for new drivers
The best time to start driving is when you’re a student. First of all, you’re pretty used to learning new things at this point in your life. Secondly, you can take it slow and practise
Why it’s cool to have a roomie at varsity
If you’re used to having your own space at home, the thought of sharing a room or apartment with a stranger at varsity could be a little daunting. However, sharing space comes with a bunch
Pros and cons of living on campus
Staying on campus in first year is almost always a good idea because it’s a great way to make friends straight away. However, once those initial four terms are over, you have to decide whether
Why living in the big city is actually the worst
So, you’ve moved out of the suburbs and into the city to study. Or, you’re about to finish life in a student town and move to the big city. Either way, there is something you
Your holiday job as a babysitter
Gaining work experience during student holidays is an invaluable experience. An option to consider is looking after children, especially if you are studying to become a teacher. Babysitting isn’t the toughest job in the world