Whether you’re struggling with the stresses of law school, suffering from depression or dealing with the vicissitudes of life, it’s importan

Despite having committed to being as prepared as possible for an exam, the stress that exams bring can still have an effect on you.

The life of a law student is filled with deadlines, classes, late nights and too much coffee. It can also be full of many emotional ups and

As a law student I often have trouble juggling my many commitments and switching between study time, family time and getting my brain in gea

Yoga, like the law, has been practiced for thousands of years. You’ve probably heard of it before and imagined super flexible types twisting

As exam time looms closer, anxieties in the law school community are running high. It doesn’t help that one of the common law student charac

Regardless of whether you spent it studying or watching cat videos, the day after a late night is always a struggle. Most of the day is spen

Law school, believe it or not, is a cesspit of germs and disease. Okay, so the law library isn’t going to turn into a scene from the 1995 cl

The stresses of law school are most apparent in the lead up to exams. You feel run down, overwhelmed and pushed to breaking point, but you g

It’s the season of mid-semester meltdowns: the time when a rogue comma can cause a breakdown, and when working on assessments feels more cru

The Sydney University Law Society recently hosted a panel-based discussion forum on the topic of how mental health issues amongst students,

As we approach the madness of mid-semester, most of us are wondering how to find work/life/study balance. Taking a few days off to relax wil

As law students we’re familiar with a lack of sleep. Last minute study, late assignments and midnight library sessions can take their toll,

“I spent the next hour or so laughing and singing and gibbering away on the roof of Yale Law School. I found several feet of loose telephone

“I had this plan on how I should live my life. How everything worked. In work, I was so organised, I never fucked up. My therapist couldn’t