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New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with Beth, SU President of Development

New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with Beth, SU President of Development

Being a University student opens up a lot of opportunities, not only in your studies but also gives you a deeper ability to explore your interests and meet new friends. […]

25 Feb, 202124 Feb, 2021 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with Beth, SU President of Development
New Semester, New habits – Managing your time (It doesn’t have to be boring)

New Semester, New habits – Managing your time (It doesn’t have to be boring)

Something that can be sometimes overlooked whilst being in lockdown is the importance of a schedule. It can be very easy for the days to get repetitive, bed to fridge […]

17 Feb, 202115 Feb, 2021 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on New Semester, New habits – Managing your time (It doesn’t have to be boring)
How Meal Planning Can Help Slash Your Carbon Footprint

How Meal Planning Can Help Slash Your Carbon Footprint

University students are in a tricky position when it comes to sustainable decision making. Many university students don’t get a choice about their living situations, or how eco-friendly their energy […]

15 Feb, 202110 Feb, 2021 acting together, livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on How Meal Planning Can Help Slash Your Carbon Footprint
New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with CCCU Sport & Health

New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with CCCU Sport & Health

A new semester can feel like a fresh start. A time where we can try new things, take advantage of things around the university that we may not have gotten […]

10 Feb, 202117 Feb, 2021 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on New Semester, New Habits – in conversation with CCCU Sport & Health
Working from home – tips and tricks!

Working from home – tips and tricks!

With learning being moved online over the next couple of weeks to facilitate students going home for Christmas, it may feel like an early Christmas break. I hate to be […]

01 Dec, 202027 Nov, 2020 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Working from home – tips and tricks!
Why keeping moving is more important than ever

Why keeping moving is more important than ever

We are made to move. From our muscles, to our tendons, the electrical impulses firing through them to allow us to move. We are made to move. However, in a […]

24 Nov, 202024 Nov, 2020 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Why keeping moving is more important than ever
World Kindness Day – 40 Random Acts of Kindness

World Kindness Day – 40 Random Acts of Kindness

Friday the 13th of November was World Kindness Day, but since every day presents opportunities to be kind, here’s 40 to see you through til just after Christmas!

17 Nov, 202017 Nov, 2020 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on World Kindness Day – 40 Random Acts of Kindness
Blog Series: Sustainable Self-Care – Growing your own food

Blog Series: Sustainable Self-Care – Growing your own food

Sometimes the best way to look after yourself is by looking after something else, and this could be through growing your own veg. But don’t just take our word for […]

02 Nov, 202030 Oct, 2020 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on Blog Series: Sustainable Self-Care – Growing your own food
What can you do with pumpkin guts?

What can you do with pumpkin guts?

So you’ve carved your Jack O Lantern, what now? You have a bowl of pumpkin guts and not a clue what to do with it. Here are some ideas so […]

30 Oct, 202030 Oct, 2020 livingwell, Student Green OfficeLeave a Comment on What can you do with pumpkin guts?

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