Christmas in Cardiff
By Billy Edwards After a rather muted Christmas last year, Cardiff is putting out all the stops for a sensationally-festive […]
By Billy Edwards After a rather muted Christmas last year, Cardiff is putting out all the stops for a sensationally-festive […]
My housemate recently asked me what my last meal would be. I said a roast, but more specifically, Christmas dinner.
Words by Suraya Kazzuz What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name, Louis Vuitton?
I had no idea I was experiencing bisexual confusion at the time, with the blood rushing to where I had
By Niamh Newman Although not usually a huge ice cream fan, the oxymoronic concept of a festive ice cream intrigues
The Midnight Library by Eve Davies An epitome of the proverb ÔÇÿthe grass isn’t always greener’, The Midnight Library is
Words by Dominic Bramley-Carr In the fast-paced social media-orientated society that we live in, the way in which we consume
Words and Interview by Rubie Barker It’s 6 pm in a slightly dingy and drizzly Cardiff for me as I
By Bryony Wright Dystopian fiction is becoming more and more relevant. We’re living in an age of ÔÇÿdoom and gloom’:
This is Us By Rume Otuguor ÔÇÿMen don’t cry’ is an adage as old as patriarchy itself. Yet This is
It is no surprise, considering the extremely specific and accurately tailored nature of Wes Anderson’s films, that the stylistic decisions
By Jasmine Jones. After a six-year hiatus from music and the public eye, Adele is finally back with her new,
By Leah Hocking Although a rather bold departure from her previous two novels, ÔÇÿBeautiful World, Where Are You’ is still
Words and Images by Francesca Ionescu Stepping through the door of Clwb Ifor Bach, the light suddenly disappears and is
CoppaFeel! is a breast cancer awareness charity founded in 2009 by twin sisters Kris and Maren Hallenga. Here at Cardiff,
By Libbi Kettle ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà The highly anticipated 25th adaptation of Ian Fleming’s James Bond series┬áwas finally released to our big
Words By Monica Garcia As an opportunity to fund the newly founded Costume Institute, fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert established ÔÇÿThe
By Niamh Newman As someone who studied English Literature through the entirety of secondary school, I find it difficult to
December is looming. Tesco have brought out their festive meal deal options, the tree is up outside Cardiff Castle and
In the age of social media more and more resources have been made available online surrounding ÔÇÿtrauma.’ These educational tools