Category: Psychology

  When a woman has a baby, she’s going to be experiencing more than just joy and love. There are often challenges that come with the new responsibilities of parenthood. One such difficulty is postpartum depression which can affect both mothers and fathers. In order to help those who have been affected by this mental […]

Being sick is the absolute worst! From an annoying runny nose, a fever to even fatigue, it can be incredibly difficult to find the motivation to study! It can even be frustrating as there could be a list of things that need to be done and yet finding the energy for them can be like […]

“There is something for everyone at the University of Warwick” – I heard this sentence so many times in my first week at the University, but I only realised how true it  was after my first term. For prospective students, here’s a few things that make Warwick a great place to study. And for returning […]

Flash cards are great. They’re quick and easy, perfect for testing your knowledge and helping you memorise information. So here’s the good news – now your smartphone can help you. Here’s how… Have you ever used flashcards to help you revise? Traditional flash cards involve writing a cue on one side of a card and […]

We all have great intentions at the start of the year but somehow we always seem to revert back to old habits. But here comes another opportunity for a fresh start; so here’s how to embrace your clean slate once again, so that you can fill it with less doodles and all sorts of productive […]

So maybe you found out recently that the Library was your Valentine (see Are you in a relationship… with the Library?), or maybe you’ve just got a question that you want to ask us. There are a number of ways you can get in touch… If you’ve got a particular enquiry you can send the […]

The pen is mightier than the sword. That said, practice makes perfect so read these 5 quotes for academic writing and see if there’s an aphorism for you…By Stephen Soanes These 10 platitudes may also have the power to transform your academic writing. Everyone has their own style and preferences, so not all will apply to […]

Postgraduate stress, otherwise known as the scourge of spring, manifests when inkwells and printer cartridges have run low, when tensions are high and essays nigh due…By Eric Baron. Some students might try and charge through, pass on a night’s worth of sleep and build a barricade in the library, or drop an extra espresso shot […]