by NUPSA | Oct 11, 2017 | Blog
Spring has finally arrived. Or is it summer? With some of the hottest weather on season I’m not so sure anymore….For those of you that enjoy the...
by NUPSA | Oct 5, 2017 | Blog
This poem was submitted by Suman Lahiry, a PhD Candidate in Community Medicine and Clinical Epidemiology. I see! My body is the central issue...
by NUPSA | Oct 5, 2017 | NUPSA News
Every year, positions on the NUPSA Executive Committee re-open so that new students can nominate themselves for the roles. But what does the Exec...
by NUPSA | Oct 4, 2017 | Blog, Uncategorised
This article was written by Chloe Warren, our newsletter editor. She’s also a freelance science writer, comedian, PhD have-er and all round...
by NUPSA | Oct 4, 2017 | Blog
This article was originally published by the Thesis Whisperer in May 2017. Paul T. Corrigan finished his PhD in English at the University of South...
Milligan / GrundleJune 29, 2020In her final monthly column for NUPSA, Penny Grundle has some sage advice for Hugh Milligan – and a very interesting relationship with trees. […]
NUPSA, Je T’aimeJune 29, 2020Ash McIntyre, NUPSA's 2018-19 President and 2016-17 Research Representative, looks back at her time at NUPSA, and says goodbye. […]
Farewell, NUPSAJune 29, 2020Past Vice-President and newly-minted PhD, Dr Barrie Shannon, reflects on his work as part of the NUPSA Executive and how it enriched his student experience. […]
Zero to HeroJune 29, 2020NUPSA President Aaron Matthews looks back at the heroic (almost Herculean, one might say) journey of NUPSA. Musical numbers included. […]
A Felt NightmareJune 15, 2020Dreams are strange. Here, Sarah Gurr explores a particularly creepy nightmare she had as a child; you'll never look at a felt board the same way again. […]
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