Hannah Hambly

You have just turned 18… now what? Well, it comes with a lot of fun, officially being of drinking and clubbing age, as well as finally being able to attend university. But being 18 also comes with a lot of responsibility, such as voting in your first ever election. Everyone tells first-time voters to go vote, but no one ever explains how. Many first-time voters are unsure about how registration works, and some even believe that their vote does not matter. So how exactly does one get it right?

I do not know about you, but after a long day of lectures or suffering through test week, there is nothing better than coming home and seeing your pet curled up on your bed. There is nothing more stress-relieving than a wagging tail or a purring cat. Students and people are increasingly turning to pets for comfort. This article explores whether pets truly help students manage stress and whether the responsibility is worth it.

On 1 March, students gathered at 06:30 at Pantry in Hazelwood for Sunny Sundays with Pantry – a 5km community run organised through a collaboration between Law House and Only Friends Run Club. The initiative aimed to promote wellness and connection among students, particularly those studying demanding programmes such as Law. Participants were encouraged to arrive dressed in light and bright colours.