By Tyrell Williams Dear Hendon, The years have been rather good to us, I am certain you would agree but now as we are at the end of our journey, I am forced into a deep nostalgia; reflecting upon an up and down rollercoaster. When I first visited you Hendon, it was to spend time … Continue reading
By Zoe Wickens For me, it was never a case of if I go to university. It was always when I go. I was going to get in even if it physically and mentally drained me, which it did. Nobody can ever really prepare you for university; it is simply something you have to experience … Continue reading
By Antoinette Scott I was diagnosed with Dermatomyositis, a rare auto-immune disease that attacks the major muscles and leaves one exhausted on the least exertion in 2006 although it had been undiagnosed for 2 years before that. To kill 2 birds with one stone, I decided to gain a new qualification that could allow me … Continue reading
Middlesex Journalism 