Student Life 2013/14 January 2014 | Page 168

SHEFFIELD city guide MY NAME IS ROS, A THIRD-YEAR ENGLISH LITERATURE STUDENT LIVING IN SHEFFIELD’S CITY CENTRE. IN THIS ARTICLE, I WILL POINT YOU IN THE DIRECTION OF THE TASTIEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST FABULOUS TREATS THE STEEL CITY HAS TO OFFER. To the Union To the city (or, more specifically, West Street) by Ros Church GREAT NIGHT OUT? My idea of a good night very much differs from when I was a fresh-faced, hangoverimmune first year. Of course, some things never change and the night always begins with a few cheeky pre drinks. Once you’re nicely tipsy, it’s time to go out - your choice generally consists of heading in two directions; 168 www.accommodationforstudents.com One thing you should bear in mind is that wherever you go, you will be surrounded by students. The concept of a student night out becomes semi defunct; Sheffield is a student-dominated city, which pretty much guarantees that you’ll be dancing away with people your own age. The day of the week counts hugely towards where we are heading. For instance, the Students’ Union has stuff on every night of the week; however, the general consensus is that only Space on a Monday, Roar on a Wednesday and Pop Tarts on a Friday are actually worth going to. If a night in the city is on the cards, it’s time to hit West Street. There are heaps