Don’t be afraid to use your voice
International student Theresa talks about how small actions can make a big impact, and why it’s important not to shy away from being politically active
In conversation with…our student ambassador of the year
Clare Manley has received an RCN award for her amazing efforts as a student ambassador at her university. She reveals what led her to take on, and go to extra lengths in, the role
Nursing in a pandemic
Newly qualified in the face of COVID-19: Amber’s story
Air your anxieties
Feeling nervous and worried about COVID-19 is normal. You don’t need to be in crisis to seek support
What to expect on placement
The NMC has published emergency education standards that apply for the duration of the pandemic. Find out what they mean for you
Download the spring issue of RCN Students
Spring issue of RCN Students
Knowing when to say no
It’s vital to speak up if you don’t feel safe performing a task delegated to you on placement
The right path for you
Opt in, opt out or no choice – three members share their perspectives of being nursing students during the COVID-19 pandemic
A book for every mood
A great book can help you escape and change how you’re feeling. We’ve found five fab reads for five different moods
You're not alone
Hollie’s online mental health support for nursing students has never been more needed
'No amount of studying can prepare you for this'
Student nurse Rose shares her reflections on a winter placement in A&E
Terrified of being newly qualified?
We ask four newly qualified nurses (NQNs) from across the different disciplines to give tips and advice on transitioning from student to NQN
Download the autumn/winter 2019 issue of RCN Students
Download the autumn/winter issue of RCN Students
Fair care for everyone
Student nurse Brooke and her partner Dan are sharing their own experiences to speak up for transgender patients
Safeguarding children: how to identify and escalate concerns
Senior lecturer Zoe Clarke explains how to spot the signs of neglect, maltreatment and abuse and raise concerns to keep children safe