Category: Term Paper

Leading a seminar can be a scary prospect at the best of times, but dealing with the difficulties of online learning can make it even harder. Whether your session is graded or not, piloting an hour or two of learning is an intimidating task, but there are preparations you can make to ensure success. This […]

If you haven’t yet started your dissertation, or are struggling to find your feet, don’t panic. If you’re an undergraduate perhaps you’re battling with how to actually start writing – if you’re a postgraduate maybe you’re just struggling to get the ball rolling. You’re probably thinking “where do I start?” originally posted on 18/03/2018. Please […]

He is black, elegant and curious. Sometimes he has a question mark in his tail which demonstrates his eternal quest for knowledge. You can easily spot him roaming among the scholars at Warwick University campus wearing his high-visibility jacket. His daily adventures begin at the heart of our campus, between the Economics department where his […]

Life at university can sometimes be a bit of a bubble: surrounded by your friends, studying and partying and not having a care in the world. All of these things are really important to uni life and are a key reason why it’s so enjoyable. But do you ever feel like something’s missing? Then maybe […]

For many, the end of Term 2 will have signified the start of a seemingly endless sea of revision. Here is some advice to help you get to the other side intact… Having previously studied Physics at Warwick, I’ve taken my fair share of exams! As a result, I know just how difficult it can […]

I don’t need to tell you that today is Valentine’s Day. The countless Facebook posts and Instagram photos make this knowledge unavoidable. But for many, the day isn’t spent being bombarded with roses or attempting to cook calzone for paramours. It is spent with your truest love: the Library.   Now you may be fully aware of […]

Fables for the studying student; take a look at some Aesop inspired advice on how to tackle library life… by Laura Primiceri Evil tendencies are shown in early life Once (many times), a student realised that their tutor wouldn’t pressure them to speak during seminars, and that even if they did, there was another student […]

When was the last time you came out of the Library less stressed than when you went in? When was the last time you were sitting there, at your desk, and feeling completely calm about the work you had ahead of you? If the answer is never, you’re reading the right article because here are […]

Picture the scene. Your deadline’s coming faster than ever. You’re buried between piles of books and bottles of water. You’re stressed. You need to concentrate. Quiet is all you need. And a few feet away somebody’s whispering to their friend. Or you have somebody chowing down on a packet of Walker’s crisps. Concentration? Quiet? They […]