University is a period of life where things are constantly changing. It’s filled with transition between schedules, apartments, friends, etc. While this newness creates an exciting lifestyle, it also comes with stress. Going to university is just as much about your education outside of the classroom as it is within.  1. Balance   Bishops is a little purple bubble. Always having something going on makes it a fun place to be but can also make it feel quite consuming at times. The highs are high, and the lows are low. Find what grounds you. Things that feel catastrophic in...

Hi everyone, My name is Salma, and I’m from the south of France. I’m currently in the Pre-Clinical Psychology program, and I expect to graduate in 2028. I lived in Abbott for my first year. Even though I already had some experience with residence life, my first year on campus still ended up being a...

When I first came to Bishop’s, I figured university would be a mix of early mornings, long lectures, and a lot of caffeine. Some of that’s true (I do drink more coffee now), but my Thursdays are a bit chaotic, creative, and honestly, kind of perfect. So here’s what a regular Thursday looks like for...

As most students know, studying is one of the more unfortunate realities of university life. While Bishop’s and Lennoxville offer plenty to do, there always comes a time to focus and get work done. Whether it’s midterm and finals season or the night a paper is due, it’s not always easy. Personally, my ability to turn on the study switch depends...

Hey there, future exchange students! If you’re considering Bishop’s University, get ready for an unforgettable adventure. This university isn’t just about academics; it’s a vibrant community filled with opportunities for growth, friendship, and fun. Here are five essential experiences every exchange student should dive into during their time at Bishop’s!  1. Discover the Campus  First things first, take some time to explore...

Coming to Bishop’s, one of the first decisions I had to make was to decide to live on or off campus. At first, I was convinced I was ready for the independence of apartment living, even though I’d never lived away from home before. But like many parents, my mom was a bit worried. She thought that...