New Year, New TBR (list)
One of my many New Year’s resolutions for 2022 is to read more and try to branch out of my […]
Review: Got No Beef
Veganuary has been increasingly popular over previous years, where individuals stick to a completely plant-based diet for a month. The
A decade on: The songs that turn ten in 2022
Thinkin Bout You by Frank Ocean Words by Suraya Rumbold-Kazzuz Considering his relative ostracization and avoidance of the spotlight, it
Bookish Playlists
Normal People by Sally Rooney One of my favourite books of all time is Normal People, the best seller by
Looking back at the best 2021 releases
The Wolf Den by Elodie Harper The Wolf Den was Elodie Harper’s debut novel, released in May 2021 ÔÇô and
Album Review: ‘Change the Show’ by Miles Kane
Words by Billy Edwards Images from Ian Cheek PR Lockdown is an opportunity too good to miss for rock stars.
A Conversation with Alt-J’s Thom Sonny Green.
Words by Rowan Davies. I wanted to start by saying welcome back! How does it feel to be back with
Our Guide to Dry January at University
By Maddie Balcombe ÔÇÿNew Year, New Me’ season is officially in full swing. We are now half-way through January and
Cadw’r Gymraeg yn fyw tra yn y brifysgol
Ar hyn o bryd, mae Aled Biston ac Alexa Price wrthi’n astudio ym mhrifysgol Caerdydd. Mae Alexa’n astudio Llenyddiaeth Saesneg
Reviewing Goodreads
by Hannah Anstee Goodreads has been around since 2006, and has millions of users. You can use it to log
Movies That Were Better than the Books
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn Based on the 2012 best-selling thriller by Gillian Flynn, the film Gone Girl has arguably
Why Fashion Should Be Considered An Artform
Words by Pui Kuan Cheah Fashion is essentially wearable art. Just like how painters may use canvas and paint, fashion
Sam Fender @ Motorpoint Arena- Live Review (25/11/21)
Words and Images by Rubie Barker For Sam Fender, his band and fans in the room, this concert had been
Post-Christmas Blues
It’s a strange time of year, isn’t it? It no longer seems acceptable to eat chocolate for breakfast, even though
Act One Panto Review
by Laura Hughes It’s Panto season (oh, yes it is!), and what better way to spend your evening than in
2010’s Icons
by Pui Kuan Cheah When thinking about literature in the 2010s, a specific group of books come to mind –
Review: You (Netflix)
By Niladri Singh The hit series You was adapted from the novel of the same name, written by Caroline Keepers
Chalk and Cheese, Chronic Illness and University
Illustration Instagram: @moonlanging.illustrations By Daisy-Mai Pulford Being a young person with a chronic illness is a challenge, filled with a
TIKTOK STYLISTS: How Is Your Favourite TikToker Changing The Conversation In Fashion?
Words by Annabelle Ingram Since TikTok took over our lives during 2020, it has been a permanent reference for myself
Gratitude Over Resolutions: Should We Change The Way We View New Year’s?
By Erykah Cameron As we start January it’s ‘new year, new me’ time, but maybe this year we should look