We're back from our summer sojourn to greet in the new term! (OK, so it's been a while since I personally needed new school shoes and the entire contents of WH Smith, but you know what I mean). So whether you're a new student, a returning one or simply a graduate from the university of life, this month's student special has got you covered...
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Fashion Event: Student Shopping Night, Intu Victoria Centre - Tuesday 1 October, 6-10pm
If you're lucky enough to have access to a cheeky little student card, then prepare yourself for a cheeky little student discount evening. The Vic Centre is having a right discount party, with tonnes of brands taking part.
Event link
Notts-based Blogger: Lydia Violeta
She might be flying the nest and off to the University of Leeds, but Nottingham-based blogger Lydia Violeta has everything you need to know about student life covered. If, by student life, you mean going out out, outfit inspo and the occasional study tool (hey, it's all about balance, right?)
Notts-based Brand: White Rose
Trying to stretch out that student loan? Or maybe you're taking part in Secondhand September? Then check out White Rose; yes, they're a chain of charity shops, but not as you might know it. With a boutique-y interior, you'll find a mixture of high street labels with some designer goods, too, all for a casual little bargain. And did we mention it's for charity!
New Discovery: Bohn's Burgers
Dust off that hangover and get yourselves down to Bohn's - these are the dirtiest, most amazingest meaty goods you've ever tried, promise. Their loaded fries are equally jazzy, so make sure you arrive hungry. For those of you that like to push yourselves, they also have a timed burger challenge where you can eat until meat is coming out of your eyeballs... yum.
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