Coming Out and Coming Together: Part 1
Words by Tegan Davies My ÔÇÿcoming out’ was a little bit sporadic ÔÇô it was always thrown into random conversation […]
Cupid’s Corner: Sharing Cardiff Students’ Love Notes
An Ode to friendship in women. There is a special type of magic laced in the love between friends, my
Trans Rights Are Human Rights: The Journey of Scotland’s Gender Bill
Words by Genevieve Gunn Scotland’s Gender Recognition Reform Bill was proposed with one goal in mind. Improve the lives of
The Netflix Original Phenomenon: Why Are They Mostly Bad?
Words by Charlotte Moore The majority of people will be familiar with the ever-growing streaming platform that is Netflix. Whether
Review: Healthcare Drama Society’s ‘Met By Moonlight’
Words by Francesca Ionescu Met By Moonlight is the Healthcare Drama Society’s first production of the 2022/23 season. As I
Valentines vs Galentines: Commercialising Relationships?
We asked our contributors if they were team Valentine’s, Galentine’s or against the holiday altogether: Personally, I love both Valentine’s
Library Lovers’ Day
Far from being just a day to celebrate St Valentine, the 14th of February is also Library Lovers’ Day –
1071 Bad Apples: Misogyny and the Metropolitan Police
Words by Jasmine Jones The Metropolitan Police and other forces across the UK have been branded as“institutionally sexist” as decades
Valentine’s and Food: Do We Love or Hate Dinner Dates?
Step aside restaurant dinner dates, make way for coffee shops, picnics, and activities. This Valentine’s Day our contributors have shared
In Conversation With Anchor Lane
Words by Emily Williams It’s a quiet Friday afternoon as I log onto Zoom to speak to Anchor Lane, who
Review: Knives Out VS Glass Onion
Words by Katie Brosnan The Knives Out series on Netflix is extremely popular, and being accessible to all ages, it
The Friends to Lovers Trope
By Anushka Kar Romance as a genre provides many individuals ÔÇô the majority of them being women ÔÇô as some
Album Review: Jaws of Life – Pierce The Veil
Words by Laura Mae After an almost seven year long hiatus, American rock band Pierce The Veil have come stomping
Food is Life: Our Favourite Foodie Entertainment
Home Cooking podcast words by Lizzi Richards I discovered Home Cooking after watching Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat on Netflix and absolutely falling in love
Banish New Year Diet Trends and Feel Your Best All Year Round with a Balanced Diet
words by Molly Chambers Like many others around the new year, I find myself in conversations about goals and plans.
The Importance of The Bechdel Test in Films
While the Bechdel Test was only ever meant to be a jokey, tongue-in-cheek way of showing a lack of female representation in the media, it really took off as a measure of female agency in TV and film. However, our contemporary media landscape is wildly different from that of the test’s origin in the 80s, and many criticise the Bechdel test for being over-simplified, minimum requirements for diversity which overlook other problems around underrepresentation in the film industry such as race and sexuality.┬á
Review: The A Cappella Society’s Winter Showcase in Y Plas
Words by Francesca Ionescu How many Pitch Perfect jokes can I fit in an A Cappella show review? Not many,
Album Review: Call This A Reality? – Anchor Lane
Words by Emily Williams Up-and-coming Glasgow rock band Anchor Lane released their second album entitled, Call This A Reality? on 27th
Dragonism
By Haris Hussnain The primaeval age saw the rise and fall of the dragon empire. Scarlet dragons stood for justice
Review: Act One’s Jungle Juice at Pulse Nightclub
Words by Billy Edwards The Act One Society panto has become a mainstay of the run-up to Christmas in Cardiff.