The Best First Date Spots In Cardiff
Words and photography by Harriet Lowbridge So much pressure is put on first dates, they can make or break any […]
“Can I Ever Love Myself?”: A Self-Love Journey
By Sarah Mason The first relationship of our lives is with ourselves, so today we are talking about the journey
Film Review: Mulan
By Phoebe Bowers ÔÿàÔÿà Disney’s Mulan (1998) was a seminal piece of artistry in forming several young girls feminist identities.
Our Love For The Underdog
By Cicely McFarlane The underdog trope surrounds a team or person who has the odds pitted against them. Meaning, in
What’s the Big Deal? 5 Classic Novels that Deserve Their Hype
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Algorithm Aftermath: Shattered A-Levels, Inflated GCSEs & University Chaos
By Sam Tilley The Role of Gavin Williamson The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted many areas of life since bursting onto
Breakaway from the Mainstream: Our Top Underrated Cities
Image by Elena Mozhvilo Foreword by Alice Clifford However many countries there are in the world, more often than not
Behind The Lens: Rom-Com
By Muskan Arora Romantic comedies have travelled and progressed a long way, from Pretty Woman to Isn’t it Romantic. There
Problematic Authors: Should We Separate the Writer from the Writing?
by Alex Daud Briggs. J.K. Rowling has had a few controversies over the years but the latest has plunged her
Invisible Illnesses III: Learning More About My Mental Health Than I Learnt From My BSc
Words by Caitlin Parr Illustration by Amelia Field University can be an immensely challenging time for any student. Whether you’re
Living Abroad Series: Ottawa
Words and image by Lois Brooks Leaving a small town in the South East of England to live in Wales’
Film Review: The Vigil
By Matt Taylor |ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà| It’s a strange time to be going to the cinema at the moment. Limited screenings, social
Poem – Empty Lovers
by Tilly Jones. Empty Lovers I kiss your mouth in search of another, My lips longing for ones that are
Review: Midnight Sun
by Kate Waldock I am a Twilight fan. I mean like, next-level Twilight fan. I have all the books, I read the spin-offs
Festival Fairytales
Artwork by Kacey Keane Foreword by Kat Mallett Once upon a time, a long time ago (before the global pandemic)
‘Eat Out to Help Out’: Too Good to be True?
Featured image by Indigo Jones From the 3rd to 31st August, we’re all able to get a 50% discount when
The Fashion of Beyonc├®’s Black Is King
by Rowan Davies ÔÇÿShe got a papyrus basket for him and coated it with tar and pitch. Then she placed
Iconic Dishes In Films
Ratatouille By Tom Benny Ratatouille (2007) is one of the best-known Pixar films. Its success is huge, as it won
Alternatives To Mainstream Streaming Platforms
MUBI By Louise Marmie Faced with the scandal caused by the Netflix release of the film 365 days, accused of
Our Netflix Original Guilty Pleasures
Selling Sunset By Rhianna Hurren-Myers Selling Sunset went completely under the radar for me when it first aired in 2019,