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. […]
Taking the Bait
Words by Rubie Barker “As your token straight friend, it’s my duty to remind you that sometimes people are straight.”
ÔÇÿImagine Living There’ – Imaginary Places in Literature that We Love
Reading is the ultimate form of escapism – whether it’s fantasy, historical, or travel fiction, we all have places in
Our Favourite Jane Austen Adaptation
Clueless Words By Katie Brosnan Clueless, the 1995 adaption of Jane Austen‘s Emma stands the test of time as the
Remembering Raymond Briggs
By Jasmine Dodd Who was Raymond Briggs? Inspired by his death at 88 years old in August this year, there
Ad or Advent?
Words by Katie Brosnan 2022 has seen the cost-of-living crisis surge to an unprecedented level. Usually, headlines are met by retailers
Review: Enola Holmes 2
Words By Floss Harrison In 2020, British actress Millie Bobby Brown graced our TV screens with the latest Netflix original,
COP27: Everything You Need to Know
Words by Jasmine Dodd The history of COP  Being originally established to assess progress in addressing climate issues, the Conference
The Best Albums of 2022
Words by Elliot Morgan This year, compared its predecessors, has been remarkably strong in terms of new music releases. Iconic
Christmas Classics: What Our Contributors Are Reading This Season
‘Tis the season! As the autumn term draws to a close and everyone heads home for the holidays, there’s no
Breaking The Binary
While acceptance of diverse gender identities is on the rise, it can still be difficult to explore and understand what
Merry Memories
Words by Tegan Davies Santa once proved his existence in front of my very eyes. I don’t know how he
Who did it better? The fight between House Of The Dragon and Game Of Thrones.
Words by Eva Castanedo When on Sunday, 21st of August, the first episode of House of the Dragon premiered, the
Review: Culture Cwtch
Words by Omo Ifabua Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Student Union’s sold out celebration – Culture
Spotlight Recommends: Your Favourite Media Discussing HIV And Aids
Tick Tick Boom Set in the theatre district of 90s New York City, HIV and AIDs is an unwelcome and
Financial Independence: What Does It Mean To Gen Z?
Financial independence ÔÇô the status of having enough wealth to pay for your living expenses for the near future without
Our Favourite Niche Christmas Films
It’s easy to get stuck in the repetitive routine of choosing Home Alone for the fifth time this month, but
Study Soundtracks: What Gets You Through Deadline Season?
As deadline season of first semester swiftly approaches at Cardiff University, we asked some of our contributors what they listen
The Christmas Chocolate Debate
words by Mia Coley Heroes are the superior Christmas chocolate box. Not only is it from Cadbury so its guaranteed to
Hancock Down Under
Words by Megan Huws The news that Matt Hancock was joining Boy George and footballer Jill Scott in I’m A