Coming Out of Your Hometown
Why does it seem like so many people come out while at university? A new social circle and a fresh […]
Celebrating Diwali
Words by Hansa Tote Diwali is known as the ÔÇÿfestival of lights’ (coming from the Sanskrit word ÔÇÿdipavali’┬ámeaning row of
Glossier’s Rebrand: Discussing the Recent Diversification of Glossier’s Image Surrounding Their Iconic Brand
Words by Estelle Belton Tchangue It happened overnight; Glossier’s dominance filtered through all our feeds. We saw coquettish ads, ÔÇÿno-makeup’
Autumn Reads: The Best Books to Read this Season.
Autumn invites us to explore stories that match the season’s mood. From eerie mysteries to timeless classics, we have created
Setlo mewn I’r Brifsygol
Words by Catrin Edith Mae cychwyn yn y Brifysgol yn gallu bod yn brofiad dychrynllyd iawn, ac yn codi pob
Mis hanes pobl dduon yng Nghymru
Words by Millie Stacey Mae mis Hydref yn fis pwysig yn y calendr gan ei fod yn cynrychioli mis hanes
What Was Left Behind
By Tash Sood And when she left,She left you the sky,The shadows under leaves,The pins holding down the world,And the
Bakes for Autumn
Plum Crumble Cake This has to be one of my all time favourite cakes to make, you can do it
Fall Out Boy @ Utilita Arena
On both occasions where I have been lucky enough to attend their shows, I have left in complete and utter
Art School Girlfriend @ Clwb Ifor Bach
Watching Art School Girlfriend was multisensory experience. The Wrexham-born Polly Mackey delighted the mostly dungaree-clad, girlfriend-accessorised audience. Her set had
How Virtual Communities Inspire Aspiring Travellers
Words by Katie Storrie The one thing that excites me most about travelling is that it not only allows you
JLS @ Utilita Arena
After a band or artist takes time off, it can be difficult for them to maintain loyal and passionate fans.
How Eating Disorders Can Go Unnoticed At University
During our first ever term at university, many of us scuttle in and out of the shared kitchen sheepishly: anxious
Matriarchs Of The Civil Rights Movement
In the enduring struggle for civil rights, the unyielding spirit of Black women has been a driving force, yet their
Cheltenham Literature Festival: Women in Orwell’s World
Words by Katie Storrie Casting a new light on how women in Orwell’s worlds should be recognised and celebrated. Sandra
Communal Living: growing up, moving out, and moving in with others
Words by Rhiannon James Picture this: sunny blue skies, students lounging on picnic blankets on pristine lawns in front of
What Our Contributors Are Wearing to Their Autumn Lectures
Words by Rhiannon James I love Autumn, mostly because it’s the one time of year where I can go outside
What’s Your Movie Checklist This October?
Words by Carys Williams Halloween is fast approaching, and I have been getting into the spooky mood by watching soul-scaring
Artefacts
Words by Martha Godivala. Someone is agonisingOver the artefacts inHer Museum of Ancient History. There, is a showcase:A preserved corduroy
S┼Án Festival 2023
Words by Abbie Harper S┼Án Festival is an annual music festival in Cardiff city centre. I was fortunate enough to