3 hours ago Optimistic, orderly and organised. by Carmen Visser The concept of being organised is a strange one. One may wonder what it actually means to be organised. According to...
2 days ago Say ‘aloe’ to my little friends. by Tauri Kerr I’m a plant parent, what’s your superpower? I spent my lockdown experimenting with many different hobbies and, at some...
May 24 Happiness is a million little things by Bukamuso Sebata I have a problem with the phrase: “The happiest day of my life”. It makes me itch like crazy. Personally, I think it...
May 12 How Rupi Kaur climbed the mountain to success by Carmen Visser Rupi Kaur is a 28-year-old poet that was born in Punjab, India. Her family immigrated to Canada before Kaur was four....
May 7 A student's guide to Bathurst by Daniel Roodt Bathurst, or the centre of the universe as some locals affectionately refer to it, is a small town only a 35-minute drive...
Apr 20 Beyoncé and the Brain: Can music boost productivity? by Alyssa Harrison In our society today, there is a huge emphasis on productivity. By doing a quick search on YouTube or Google, you can...
Apr 13 We are all tired and that’s okay by Tauri Kerr Recently we celebrated our one year ‘Corona-nniversary’ and it is safe to say that many people are fairly over the pandemic...
Apr 11 Pasta: pretty, pleasing, and healthy? by Carmen Visser Pasta: quick and easy to make at home, scrumptious to eat at a fancy restaurant. Pasta has been around for centuries and...
Mar 18 KitKat or Bar One? University or gap year? by Nwabisa Moyo “Do you want a KitKat or a Bar One, Ntombi?”, her mother asks. “Uhmm, I don’t know. A Bar One I guess, it’s all the...
Mar 18 Our obsession with being happy by Carmen Visser Happiness – “the state of feeling of showing pleasure about / with something” or “the state of being satisfied that...
