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Getting to the other side of exam and assessment season should feel liberating, right?  You might expect to feel a wave of relief now that it’s all over, but more often than not, you’re left feeling exhausted and a bit flat.    After an intense period of pulling all-nighters, caffeine-fuelled cramming, and some questionable ‘meals’, it’s understandable if your mind and body feel out … Continue reading "How to rest after exam season "

For many students, summer is something to look forward to; a break from deadlines, lectures and early starts. But for others, it can feel somewhat difficult. Whether you’re staying in Bristol while friends head home, or returning to a family environment that feels a bit complicated, loneliness can show up in ways you might not … Continue reading "Staying Connected: Tackling Loneliness Over the Summer"

by Becky Risley For many of you, the end of term is more than just a break—it’s the official kick off to festival season. Whether you’re heading to a local day-fest or camping out for a long weekend, we want you to feel confident in knowing how to research the risks and reduce the harm … Continue reading "Staying safe during festival season: Your ultimate guide"

From 1 May 2026, there are important changes coming into action for people that rent in England. With a lot of students at UWE Bristol renting from the private market, these could affect you now and in the future. This is guidance, not legal advice. If you’re ever in doubt about your tenancy, you can … Continue reading "Renters’ Rights Act – what you need to know"

In March 2026, The Students’ Union at UWE partnered with Bristol Drugs Project (BDP) to launch a new drug testing kit pilot across Frenchay and Bower Campuses. The pilot runs on a drop-in basis so students can come along to a pop-up at a campus site of their choosing. We launched this pilot following conversations … Continue reading "Launch of a new drug testing pilot"

by Seif Making the most of your summer: my internship experience and tips for planning ahead When summer approaches, most students start thinking about a well-deserved break. But it can also be one of the best opportunities to gain experience, explore your interests and take a step toward your future career. Last summer, after finishing … Continue reading "My career top tip"

Women’s health is political. You only have to glance at the news to see debates and discussions on a whole range of issues directly related to women’s health – reproductive rights, maternity care, the gaps in research and funding.   All of this means there’s a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding out there. That’s why it’s so important that you do your own research to look after yourself, prioritise your … Continue reading "Let’s talk about women’s health"

Sharing your work with others, even your tutors, can feel daunting. We know so many students struggle to submit work for feedback because they worry that it’s not good enough. Dr Aaliyah Khan, Senior Student Experience Coach, shares her tips and advice on how to overcome that fear. Whether you are studying architecture, photography, fine … Continue reading "Why you should still submit your work – even (especially) when you don’t feel good enough"