Do you sometimes feel stressed when you are working on your term paper, have to read a lot of texts for exams or the deadline for your thesis is getting closer and closer? You probably feel like most students - and the answer to that question is "YES!"

In the latest newsletter issue of the Writing Center, the student team offers tips on how to stay calm and better organized during stressful times. Read Christina's plea against unrealistic expectations and Robert's answer to the Good Question on how to set yourself a realistic study and writing schedule. You'll also find other challenges you'll face in your studies and how to deal with them. And, of course, you'll get tips for your academic work, event information, and background information - this time on the Make Over of the Writing Marathon and behind the scenes of this year's Long Night against procractination. If you're curious now and haven't subscribed to the newsletter yet, you can check it out in the Writing Center's newsletter archive* - and subscribe, of course :)

* Please note: The individual editions of the newsletter are written in German, but the linked articles are available in English. Please change the language setting of the website (blue bar top right) to read them in English.

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