Sumit Pathak
New York University
Joined Tuesday, 03 December, 2019
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From The Blog
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Lets go veggie!
How often do you go meat free? Once, twice a week? Or maybe hardly ever? Going veggie at least once a week is not only beneficial to your health but also easy on the wallet for us students.
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Student cooking with herbs and spices
It’s a new year and a fresh new start. I know a lot of students are getting on the ‘health kick’ bandwagon and are wanting to cook better and healthier meals for themselves to give them that brain power and kick to start the day. By cooking your own meals as a student you can cook in larger batches that can be stored away in the fridge or freezer for a later date. This not only saves students money but also keeps those pesky take-aways at bay that students often delve for when they start to run out of food or money.
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Your Freshers' Week Survival Kit
It’s a nerve-wracking time. Of course, that’s the last thing you need to be told – with manic last-minute packing and enrolment to worry about, you already know. And perhaps you have an inkling of what Freshers’ Week will be like too. But, like many things, it’s hard to know until you’ve actually done it.
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Guilt-free Pleasures
Hallelujah! We made it through the dreaded month that is January, usually full of rainy, cold weather and exams, revision and lots of stress. So now that it’s over, you (well, some of you) might feel all that hard work should be rewarded.
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The best things to do when you start university as a fresher
Sometimes you might wonder what the best things to do are in the week before your lectures start, well here are a few things I would consider as important: Join a sports club or society; this is a wonderful way to meet different people that aren’t in your living halls or on your course; likewise […]
