For many international students, leaving home often means searching for better opportunities for education, careers and lifestyle. Despite this, there is no denying that sometimes this is a lot easier said than done. In recent years, the number of university graduates has increased rapidly, while job creation has grown much slower. All of this can […]
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What if you were in Nairobi, Lagos, Cape Town, Kinshasa, Port of Spain and Kingston at the same time? Well, that’s exactly what ESA did with their Urban Ubuntu event on the 9th of October 2025. The East and Southern African Society ( ESA) is a fairly new society on campus, started by Risper Okello […]
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September has arrived, which means it’s the start of uni for many students, and a return to uni for others. Whether you’re just starting your uni career or you’re returning to campus, September is always the start of a new season in some shape or form. This blog will give you all the essentials you […]
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Moving abroad for university is exciting, but it also comes with its challenges. For many international students, one of the biggest shifts is going from being part of the majority culture at home to suddenly becoming a minority. At first, this can feel subtle. Then, over time, you begin to notice the small reminders that […]
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When you begin university, you quickly realise that the experience is not only about academics. While lectures, seminars, and deadlines take up a large part of your time, there is another, equally important side of the journey: finding your community. Adult life often requires us to learn how to be adaptable and flexible, but it […]
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When most people picture moving into student accommodation, the expectation is that it will be fun, lively and full of parties. It is easy to imagine late nights with friends, shared meals, and endless laughter. While these moments certainly do happen, the reality is far more complex. Sharing a living space with others comes with […]
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