Student Roost Blog

Winter Solstice (冬至, or Dongzhi Festival) falls in December each year.

Diwali, also known as the ‘Festival of Lights’, is one of the most significant and widely celebrated festivals in India.

Regardless if you arrive at uni with minimal luggage or you basically decamp your entire bedroom to your new student accommodation, you’ll likely want the assurance that your items are as protected as possible.

Want to make your student loan go further? Hoping to graduate with as little debt as possible?

Between tuition fees and textbooks, room rent and R&R, student life can be expensive. We’ve compiled a shortlist of the top 10 tips for students to save money, so you can avoid unnecessary costs and enjoy (guilt-free!) time off from studying.

Panicking about exam results day? You're not alone.

Clearing can be a headache. From confusing acronyms to a seemingly never-ending parade of deadlines, dates, and cut-offs, it’s enough to scramble your brain.

After months of lectures, exams and coursework deadlines, you really deserve a holiday.

Chances are that you know someone experiencing anxiety. Nearly a third of young people aged 16-24 in the UK have reported experiencing symptoms of anxiety or depression.

Looking for an easy way to make some extra cash while at uni? Our Student Roost referral scheme means you can refer friends, family, peers, followers, any student and get rewarded £££ in the process.

Finding housemates at university isn't always a straightforward process, especially if you haven't made friends within your first year student accommodation, or maybe you have met people but you can't imagine living with them.

Getting a part-time job at university is a great way to earn some extra money while you're studying, whether it's on evenings, weekends, or one-off jobs.