Travel Time: Edinburgh
By Tom Boon It’s easy to lose track of time wandering through the medieval streets of Edinburgh. Built atop an extinct volcano, this picturesque city serves as the capital city of Scotland, and there is so much to do there that it would be impossible to say you were bored. …
Exam Stress Cocktails
By Matt Dowse It’s getting to that time again: deadlines and exams are fast approaching, but it’s important not to …
It Is Okay Not To Be Okay
Jake Borrett In September 2016, I graduated with a First-class honours degree in English Literature and Creative Writing. However, when …
The class divide in university applications and exams reflects the insidious North-South divide
By James Lewis For the second consecutive year, the number of university applications has dropped. The number of applications from UK …
3 apps to help you be more productive!
By Mia Dowling As second semester commences on campus, the thought of balancing five assignments (all due in the same …
What the Catalonia Referendum teaches us about democracy
By James Lewis On the 21st December, the pro-independence coalition of Together For Catalonia, Republican Left, and the Popular Unity …
Trident Tips: 5 Tips to Settle into UH as an International Student
By Mia Batrisyia Moving away is difficult. Even more so, if it’s to another country and you are on your own. You leave …
Jewish and Genderqueer: Two Identities That Work
By Ollie Read and Robert Wheatley It’s often assumed that, as a person of faith, one must identify a certain …
You Should Totally Visit: Portugal!
By Lara Owolabi Portugal is an amazing country to visit, and if it’s not on your bucket list already, by the …
The Elehouse is out of straws!
There’s nothing better after a day of lectures than relaxing, sitting back, and sipping on a nice cool beverage. Straws …