If you're struggling with what you think may be symptoms of depression, you are not on your own.
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Jodie gives you a look behind the scenes and shares some valuable tips.
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Award-winning children's book author and illustrator Oliver Jeffers charms and illuminates at the Eden Project.
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Seren looks at Alice Oswald's Memorial next to its mythological predecessors, exploring Oswald's distinctive approach to myth.
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Falmouth University is now inviting applications for the 2018/19 doctoral studentship competition
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Sometimes a book can change the way you see not just yourself, but all of humanity.
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In January, we begin to obsessively detox our lives. Why not start the year with some fresh new music to refresh and replenish your motivations, too?
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Daniella explores Simon Armitage's connection to Cornwall, while drawing attention to his down-to-earth poetics.
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Feeling reflective this New Year? Some tips from a psychotherapist on how to put it to work
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It's time to choose a university. Should you go big or small? Here's a story from a student who's done both.
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Is streaming TV responsible for young adults reading less?
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Sophie McDaid reviews the latest novel from former Falmouth Writer in Residence Matt Haig
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The awards are presented by The Wordsworth Trust and The British Library, with this year's panel praising illustrator Ferraby's bold, archaeology-influenced images.
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Falmouth Writing Graduate Aaron Kent is one of the finalists in the Aesthetica Creative Writing Award
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Winter is unpredictable and unavoidable, terrifying and beautiful – so how does it impact the stories we hear and tell?
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Jodie considers an age-old question: should you wait to see the film until after you've read the book?
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Leading an interdisciplinary team, Ellen Carnazza produced her play Whodunnit? as part of the iconic festival's lineup.
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Danielle reflects back on being an undergraduate, painting a picture of her student days.
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Last summer Wilhelmina Denness earned a coveted support slot on Neil Hilborn's UK Tour. Here's what it was like.
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Clare explores the work and public figure of Matt Haig, our former Writer in Residence and author of How to Stop Time.
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