This Christmas, we gave you our Christmas videos, and the very next day we added some blogs as well.
University Blog: The Inside Story
Delve deeper into the Chester story by reading blog posts from HE advisers, lecturers and students. Our blog gives you an insight into the Chester experience, plus guidance and tips to help you prepare for university.
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December 17, 2018There’s no doubt that music has an enormous impact on what makes the festive season festive. But what are the characteristics which make this music Christmassy?
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December 14, 2018Christmas time is in full swing and the first term is coming to an end. Although there are many expectations of the New Year, it is also time for reflection. Our first year Tourism Management student, Rachel Last, takes some time to look back at her first term at the University.
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December 13, 2018It is a common myth that Cromwell abolished Christmas, but it is based on a misunderstanding. It was the devoutly religious and parliamentarian party, working through the elected parliament, which during the 1640s clamped down on the celebration of Christmas and other saints' days.
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December 12, 2018Christmas tradition depicts Santa Claus flying through the night sky on Christmas Eve in his parcel-laden sleigh pulled by a herd of reindeer. Now, neither humans nor reindeer – nor indeed sleighs
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December 10, 2018Christmas in Chester is always a magical time. The nights start drawing in and it’s time for our students to hand in their assignments and celebrate with their friends and family.
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December 5, 2018The word Christmas came into English shortly after the Norman conquest, and grew out of the festival then referred to as ‘Christ’s mass’: the Christian tradition of taking holy communion/
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December 5, 2018Hoole, a suburb a mile north of Chester Cross, was lit up for the nineteenth year in a row on Saturday 24th November.
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November 16, 2018Graduation is one of our favourite times of the academic year because it means we get to celebrate the success and achievements of our students.
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October 31, 2018Starting university can seem like a daunting time, however, in this blog, third year Psychology student Caitlin Youd tackles the myths about going to university and why it isn’t as scary as you think it will be.
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October 30, 2018A degree in Nutrition and Dietetics can lead to a career as a registered dietitian, working in a variety of roles within the fields of nutrition and health.
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October 30, 2018A degree in Nutrition and Exercise Science is expected by many employers, and allows you the opportunity to hone your knowledge, skills and gain work experience in a way short courses cannot.