Considering a career in the creative industries can be a scary thought for undergrads, particularly after the pandemic. But how do you begin to plan a career which people often consider ‘risky’? This post can offer you some reassurance and tips for thinking about your creative career. I recently met with one of Warwick’s careers […]
What Are PSP ISOS And How To Install And Operate
The ISOs are just a single even more strategy to oversee wreck around on a PSP. The standard ways to oversee wreck around on the PSP are using a UMD or through the Sony PlayStation store. Notwithstanding, with PSP ISOs, these present another way to oversee play such emulator games with its included advantages of […]
Blues and Burnout: How to keep happy and energised this exam season
Best GameCube ISO of All Time
Comfort means you’re comfortable in your skin, ignoring peer pressure and shining on a unique path with smaller discs and comfortable grips. The GameCube is perhaps the most popular Nintendo console with a playful purple exterior, fun and quirky controllers, and a library of some of the most creative and innovative games ever released on […]
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome at University
‘Imposter Syndrome’ is defined by Warwick’s Wellbeing Service as “a psychological phenomenon in which people doubt their accomplishments…and fear being exposed as a ‘fraud’, despite evident success or external proof of competence”. These fears are felt by countless students across the globe, but can feel incredibly isolating. This post provides three practical tips to beat […]
Take a breather! Using yoga to supplement your studies
Contrary to popular belief, yoga isn’t all about toned women in fancy leggings contorting themselves into awkward shapes in a cloud of incense and soothing music. Yoga is for everyone, and that includes students. No matter what gender you identify as, size of clothing you wear, or level of flexibility you have, yoga can be […]
E-books – The Seven E’s: A Librarian’s Perspective
E-books are educational, effective, easy-to-use (for the most part), expeditious – and are becoming increasingly essential for teaching and learning. But they can also be exorbitant, exasperating and are sometimes inexplicably unavailable at all. They infuriate librarians but we’d be at a loss without them, particularly in a pandemic. This article gives a Librarian’s view […]
What Is the Most Popular Game in the United States?
Playing games is a great pastime for the majority of people. Recently, online casino games overtook the gaming market. The visual graphics are upgraded thanks to technological advancement that makes for a surreal gaming experience. But, not every mobile game is successful, and there are certainly some characteristics that make a game appealing to the […]
The Distinction between Word and jpg file – Use an Online Converter to Transform JPG to Word
What You Need for Your Next Move
Congratulations, you are moving into a new place! While, oftentimes, the thought of moving is accompanied by a sigh because it can be rather taxing, the reality is that getting a new place to live is something to celebrate. That being said, it is much easier to have that mindset when you have a comprehensive […]
Lockdown Library: Some ‘can-do’ solutions to things students can’t do
With the current restrictions on academic institutions in the UK, it can feel like students are being told more about what they can’t do, than what they can do. With the recent changes to the library and other study spaces around campus, you may be asking yourself how you can work effectively in these new […]
End of the year wrap-up from your blogs editor
Another year over, and we are still here. 2020 hasn’t been easy, but as everyone turned online for most of their social interactions, including learning, our job as your library community blog suddenly became much more essential. You might not be a big blog reader, you might be fed up with reading things on the […]
How to prepare for the afternoon dip when working from home
Top 4 tips on how to manage your studies when you are ill
After Talk Must Come Action: Racial Resistance and Remaking
This term saw a collaboration between the Modern Records Centre and Warwick SU to produce an open series of educational events, including exhibitions, seminars and panel talks. Our first series is ‘After Talk Must Come Action: Racial Resistance and Remaking’ and has already seen 4 events this term… The idea for the Open Education Series stemmed […]
Year Abroad Advice to Keep in Mind Before Departure
The university experience is full of change, with every new academic year requiring students to mediate a transition into the next stage of their degree. The year abroad, however, often presents a unique challenge for students, which can seem daunting in the beginning. While preparing to embark on the year abroad, students frequently find themselves […]
‘Am I Bothered?’: Lockdown Learning in Challenging Circumstances
While the UK may be beginning to ease out of lockdown restrictions, the current ‘work from home’ message can feel like the world is as shut down as ever. This experience is made even worse when your home isn’t particularly work-friendly. Read these three tips for making the best out of a distracting studying environment. […]
Study ‘Appy: Organisation in the Palm of Your Hand
Now that first half of term’s deadlines have been completed and you’re turning your attention to the next half of term two, you may be looking to organise your time more effectively. Alternatively, you may be looking for ways to find/stick to a daily routine and schedule. While traditional methods, such as handwritten to-do lists […]