Emma McGreevy

Sep 27, 2023 | nouse.co.uk | Nadia Sayed |Katy Leverett |Emma McGreevy |Henry Howard

Dragging yourself out of bed and away from the Netflix show you’re currently binge-watching can be difficult, especially when you are a burnt-out university student. Having to juggle more social interaction than you have time for (not to mention a lack of energy for) along with upcoming deadlines, fitness is probably the last thing on your to-do list. But it shouldn’t be.

Jun 24, 2023 | nouse.co.uk | Katy Leverett |Emma McGreevy |Henry Howard

The academic year is almost over, and the sun is shining. That can only mean one thing: it’s time to sit out in the garden to read a good book, catch up with friends and get some food on the barbecue. To accompany this, a nice aperitif, maybe a Pimms a glass of wine, or a can of beer. But why not take this to a new level and branch out into a vast array of summery cocktails and mock-tails that are out there to try?

Jun 23, 2023 | nouse.co.uk | Emma McGreevy |Katy Leverett |Henry Howard

If you have wandered down Fossgate recently you might have noticed one of its newest editions, Remedy cafe. What makes Remedy stand out from the rest is its plant-based, pro-planet ethos that is proudly advertised on the venue’s exterior. The cafe prides itself on using organic products that are grown in the area, meaning they are packaging free and have travelled fewer miles, making them more planet friendly.

Feb 20, 2023 | nouse.co.uk | Emma McGreevy

Happy Pancake Day! As this Muse edition is published on one of the best days of the year it’s only right that this Food and Drink piece is centred around the delicacy that is pancakes. Also known as ‘Shrove Tuesday’, Pancake Day is based on the traditional feast that takes place just before Lent; to use up ingredients such as eggs, flour and sugar before the 40-day fasting period, early Christians made pancakes.

Feb 10, 2023 | nouse.co.uk | Emma McGreevy

Happy new year! For most, a New Year comes with a new set of resolutions. ‘Finder’s’ recent survey found that “58 percent of the UK population will make a NewYear’s resolution in 2023” which equates “to 30million British adults.” Although resolutions can be positive and a productive way to start the new year, one of the negatives that a large proportion of the population faces is expectations from diet culture.