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Being homesick is no fun. You feel miserable, bored, and lonely. But don’t despair; there are some things you can do to make yourself feel better and pass the time. Here are some ideas: Call Your Mom There’s no one like Mom to make you feel better when you’re homesick—no matter how old you are. Give her a call and chat for a while. She’ll probably have some words of wisdom, comfort, and encouragement for you. Hearing a familiar voice when you’re feeling low is always lovely. Nourish Yourself There’s a reason grandmother everywhere swear by chicken noodle soup. It’s warm, comforting, and easy to digest. Plus, it can help with hydration and inflammation. If you don’t have any soup on hand, you can order some online or ask a friend or family member to drop some off for you. Crackers, toast, bananas, applesauce, yoghurt, and oatmeal are other good foods to eat when you're sick. Have a Movie Marathon One of the perks of being homesick is watching whatever you want without anyone judging

Hey there, Teesside University students! Are you ready to dive into the vibrant heart of Middlesbrough and make unforgettable memories during your time off from classes? Look no further – we've curated the ultimate guide to help you have a blast in this lively town. Let's get started on your Middlesbrough adventure: 1. Student Hangouts: One of the joys of exploring a new place is stumbling upon hidden gems. Wander through the town's streets, venture into charming cafes, museums and strike up conversations with locals to discover lesser-known attractions and stories. Dorman Museum 2. Creative Vibes at Pineapple Black: If you're an art enthusiast, you'll love Pineapple Black. This contemporary art space hosts exhibitions, workshops, and events, allowing artists to showcase their creativity. Immerse yourself in the local art scene and connect with like-minded individuals. 3. Thrift Shopping Adventures: Discover unique fashion finds without breaking the bank! Middlesbro

Are you a university student looking to boost academic performance, increase productivity, and keep organized? There is no need to look any further! We've listed ten significant apps that will undoubtedly become your best friends throughout your studies.  These apps cover everything from notetaking to time management. 1. Microsoft OneNote: Your Personal Digital Notebook Using Microsoft OneNote, you can stay on top of your lectures and assignments. Organize your notes, add multimedia content, and sync everything for easy access across devices. Google Image 2. Evernote: The Ultimate Organizer Evernote is ideal for organizing your research, teaching materials, and to-do lists. Capture ideas, clip web articles, and effortlessly work with classmates. 3. Google Drive: Collaboration and Cloud Storage Google Drive allows you to store and access your documents, spreadsheets, and presentations from any location. Real-time project collaboration with classmates. 4. Forest: Stay Focused and Bea

As a student, it's easy to feel pressure to constantly say yes to various commitments and requests. Whether it's academic responsibilities, social activities, or extracurricular engagements, saying yes to everything can quickly lead to burnout and hinder your overall well-being. Learning to say no to certain

Teesside University Alumni who successfully navigated the job market while still studying in the UK, share their job search experience. These practical tips and insights will help fellow students secure rewarding employment opportunities while balancing academic commitments. Let's dive into the graduate's guide to finding jobs as a student in the UK. Start Early and Be Proactive: Don't wait until graduation to begin your job search. I started exploring career options and building your professional network in my first semester, which paid off. Secondly, attend career fairs, workshops, and networking events to connect with potential employers and industry professionals. Canva Image Leverage University Career Services: Universities in the UK offer excellent career services to support students in their job search. Take advantage of these resources, such as CV reviews, interview preparation, and job listings tailored to your field of study. Tailor Your CV and Cover Letter: Custo

Moving to the UK for study or work is an exciting adventure, but finding suitable accommodation can be both thrilling and challenging. As a guest blogger who has experienced shared accommodation in the UK, I am here to offer valuable insights and tips for anyone embarking on this journey. From navigating cultural differences to fostering a harmonious living environment, this blog post will cover everything you need to know about sharing accommodation in the UK. Embrace Cultural Diversity: Sharing accommodation in the UK often means living with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. Embrace this opportunity to learn about different cultures, traditions, and perspectives. Engaging in open conversations and respecting each other's customs will create an inclusive and enriching living experience. Set Clear Expectations: Communication is vital to maintaining a positive living environment. Before moving in, discuss shared responsibilities, house rules, and expectations regarding