A student’s take on the world, written by the JC's student bloggers, Asha Sumroy, Jamie Rodney and Orli West, along with other guests.
If student blogger Orli West has any advice for Jewish students on campus it's that you can only achieve by trying
Student blogger Jamie Rodney reflects on how writing for the JC has strengthened his Jewish identity
As the academic year closes, our student bloggers reflect on their tenure here and how blogging for the Jewish Chronicle has impacted their lives on campus
Student blogger Asha Sumroy was 'outed' as Jewish in a club with strangers - and she loved it
Social media has helped student blogger Jamie Rodney get in touch with his Jewish side
The combination of being home from university for the summer and the reflective time of Tisha b'av has made student blogger Orli West look into the future...
Jewish youth movements are more than just summer camps, says Asha Sumroy - they're a way to change the world.
Guest blogger Natasha Zack says many students are turned away from Orthodox-centric Jewish campus life
It's great, being Jewish in Scotland, says Jamie Rodney
Volunteering is student blogger Orli West's passion and she thinks that everyone's lives could be enriched by a few more charitable activities
Our student blogger Jamie Rodney was surprised by the results of his Facebook survey
This week blogger Asha Sumroy reflects on what Jerusalem means to her - as a city and as a metaphor
It's exam time in the UK - but are written exams the best way to test our students, asks student blogger Orli West?
Student blogger Jamie Rodney was looking for a way to explain his love of running. Lucky for him, ancient Jewish scripture had his back
As a Jew it's hard to remain neutral when it comes to politics, finds our student blogger Asha Sumroy
Inspired by Mental Health Awareness Week, student blogger Orli West looks at how mental health is dealt with in the exciting but stressful university environment
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