Many people start the day by just a plain cup of coffee. However, we all know that breakfast should be rich—ideas about breakfasts, how can we stick to the routine of it. Are there ways to prepare breakfast we need, more quickly? By Honey Carlier Breakfast. An overlooked meal we often skip, in favour of a more exciting lunch or a satisfying evening meal. Is … Continue reading The importance of a good breakfast
London Metropolitan University’s LGBTQ+ Society was created in 2019 and is run by President Cinar Aydogan (he/him), Treasurer Alice Stoppani (she/her), and Secretary Timo Holtappels (he/him). The group aims to bring the queer community together by creating a safe space for said community – a space where LGBTQ+ people and allies can come together and share experiences, resources, and support. The society also wants to … Continue reading Meet The LGBTQ+ Society
Trends come and go throughout generations. So it’s not surprising that a worldwide pandemic is making people try new things to adapt to the New Normal… by India Gustin Having to cover up much of our face with a mask means having to cover up makeup masterpieces. That’s why people are taking advantage of other facial features to show off their artistic talents: ears. Martha … Continue reading Is ear makeup becoming a thing?
The two go hand-in-hand – or do they? By Nikos Papanikolaou A couple of years ago, Taylor Swift broke her silence and decided to talk about politics – adding her name to a long list of artists who used music to talk about social injustice and governments’ policies. Taylor Swift’s case was pretty impressive because even if she was under fire for being apolitical, she … Continue reading Politics through music: How music became political
If you’re an art lover, you’re probably finding it hard to cope with many museums and galleries closed. Although some art spaces are open, most of us are not feeling comfortable being in a closed environment right now. So how about touring some of the most important museums in the world, without leaving the safety of your home? “What kind of sorcery is this?” you … Continue reading 8 amazing galleries and museums to tour from the safety of your home
With the 2019/20 season only finishing on 23rd August – thanks to COVID-19 – the new season of the UEFA Champions League is starting this week. Bayern Munchen exceeded all the expectations last season, as they won their sixth trophy, having beaten Paris Saint Germain in the final. By Nikos Papanikolaou The effects of the pandemic have brought a new reality to our lives, and … Continue reading UEFA Champions League: A review on the most abnormal tournament so far
With the majority of University classes online, the new semester looks a little bit different for everyone. Whether we’re studying from home or at London Met, this year has bombarded us with unfortunate challenges and circumstances. From technical BB Collaborate issues to not being able to make our first or last year memorable, there are different challenges that everyone must face and overcome. Face them … Continue reading Snack it: Five healthy snacks to keep us boosted in between online classes
Your Careers and Employability Team are here to help… London Metropolitan University Careers and Employability Team are here to help you with any questions you have related to planning your career including CVs, applications, interview support, networking tips and assessment centres. For remote appointments, Jobs Board and interactive resources, please see http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/careers. Careers Mentoring If you would be interested in having a Career Mentor from … Continue reading Get a job!
If you’re used to Mummy cooking all your meals, you’re not alone. But you’re a big kid now, and it’s time to grow up. Dust off the saucepans and break out the cutting board. You’re about to start cooking, and it’s going to be just fine… 1) Pasta is your friend A bag of pasta goes a long way. Buy toppings such as olives, pesto, cheese … Continue reading Top 5 Tips to Make Cheap, Nutritious Student Meals
By Nikos Papanikoloau 2020. This year has been proven to be one of the most challenging in living history, not only for the university and its staff and students, but for all of humankind. The pandemic has affected everything, including our studies, our habits, and our lives. This year will be different for London Metropolitan University, and it will be different for Verve. Let me … Continue reading From the Editor
