A street-preacher haunts Stockholm like a myth — arms outstretched, voice booming, chasing teens with visions of hellfire. Locals call her the Jesus Lady, and spotting her feels like an urban rite of passage. But what happens when she finally goes quiet?

Welcome to the gym at 9 a.m.—the magical "Goldilocks Time" where the bankers have limped out and the pensioners haven’t yet rolled in. An ode to the quiet cast of characters therein.

Meet a student tackling both SSE and KTH at the same time, and still managing to attend parties, pass exams, and lead projects. A deep dive into stress, motivation, and the quest to have it all.

Therese explores the idea of having more hours in a day, a dream come-true for every busy professional, or maybe not?

This post explains “second-year syndrome” as a mix of declining motivation, self-doubt, and the weight of responsibilities that many students face in their second year, and offers practical tips for coping and regaining focus.

This brutally honest story tracks one student’s journey from panic and resentment to unexpected triumph—thanks to a summer spent confronting her most hated subject: accounting. A reflection on failure, growth, and how passing isn’t always the real win.

SSE offers prestige and opportunity, but students face pressure and self-doubt, so balancing ambition with self-care and asking for help is key.