The university summer exhibition at Lakeside Arts is a great collection with broad appeal.

Taking care of your mental health can be difficult at university, so take some advice from someone who's come out the other side of a burnout.

When we hear the phrase “Back to School” we always think of sweet little backpacks, coloured pencil cases and wrapping paper covered notebooks. But you can go back to school at any age.

University life is about more than studying and stressing, and students' unions offer great opportunities to get stuck in outside of your course commitments. Find out what a students' union actually is and how you can best take advantage of yours!

Starting university and becoming independent, living in halls or at home, can be a very scary and overwhelming process. But for people with asthma it can be a little bit scarier at times.

Writing a personal statement can be daunting, but this is all you need to know about what makes a good personal statement, good.

When you’re promised the time of your life, how do you handle the reality of a freshers week that doesn’t quite go to plan?

Fresh from Edinburgh Fringe 2018, Brenda's Got a Baby is returning to stage@leeds for two nights. Brenda's Got a Baby is a brand new 4 star verbatim play about young working class women and their access to opportunity. 

http://stage.leeds.ac.uk/whatson/brendas-got-a-baby-2/ 

Barbara Matthews MBE has had a long and illustrious career in the arts, and has now worked in the education sector for over five years. We talk about her highlights, the struggles, and what changes she has seen in the industry.

Tarryne used her Bronze and Silver Arts Awards to develop her blogging skills, which ignited her interest in filmmaking. Nowadays, she is a university graduate based in Bristol and works in the TV industry. We spoke to Tarryne about her other ventures in her creative career, and how she got there.

University is great. Three years of all-nighters, existential crises, ever-looming deadlined, never-ending stress and excessive drinking. Survive that and you come out with a degree and thousands upon thousands of pounds of debt. Compelling, right?

Having completed my undergraduate degree in History and my postgraduate degree in Art History I am evidently a big advocate for going to university.