Our Favourite Books Related to Mental Health
By Laura Mae All The Bright Places- Jennifer Niven All The Bright Places is a heartwarming Young Adult novel about […]
The Fault in our Fiction: Lack of Diversity and Representation in Literature
By Francesca Ionescu As we, readers, have become more socially aware, our standards for what we read have changed. A
Platonic Breakups
Friendship breakups on occasion hurt more than romantic ones do. Is it that something goes fatally wrong or do people
On Location in Wales: Freshwater West
By Joshua Allen Wales is more than well known for having some of the most stunning views in the UK,
Pam ddylen ni siarad y Gymraeg?
Alexa Price Yn anffodus mae’r canrifoedd diwethaf wedi gweld lleihad sylweddol yn y nifer o siaradwyr yr iaith Cymraeg yng
Vinted ÔÇô is this new pre-loved shopping app as good as it claims to be?
Words by Josie Waddington As the harsh realities of fast fashion and its unethical practices have come to light, it
Victorious Festival 2021- Concert Review
Words by Will Jones The August bank holiday marked the return of Portsmouth’s Victorious Festival ÔÇô the UK’s largest metropolitan
Hidden TV Gems on Streaming
We’re always looking for more to watch on streaming platforms, in an age where we’re truly spoilt for choice. Here,
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IS IT POSSIBLE TO MANAGE YOUR PERSONAL CONSUMERISM?
Walking around Tate Modern in London, an installation made by Cildo Meireles, Babel, caught my attention. I found an impressive
THE BOY WITH TWO HEARTS
“No home, no money, no right to exist” By Sophie Revell These are the words that rang through me long
10 Years Since Bridesmaids: Exploring Womanhood Through Comedy
By Sophie Revell Paul Feig’s 2011 comedy Bridesmaids proves that comedy can be used to highlight more serious social issues,
Relationship with Self- Second Puberty
By Amy Leadbitter TW: talk of body image, weight gain and loss. ÔÇÿSecond Puberty’ ÔÇô never heard of it? Me
The Effects Of Streaming Induced Paradox Of Choice
by Haris Hussnain When I was younger, we didn’t have streaming and instead would rely on the traditional cinema or
Declan McKenna @ The Great Hall, Cardiff Student Union – Live review (10/09/21)
Words and Images by Rubie Barker It has been a whole 18 months since I last attended a gig, at
My Freshers Outfit
Words by Suraya Kazzuz Looking back to my first year of uni, when we were all doe-eyed, innocent, and had
Will We Survive a Year Apart?
Written by: Niladri Singh Illustration by: Summer Griffin When you ask yourself this question, what is the immediate answer that
Our Goodbyes: the Final Recommendation List from the 2020/2021 Literature Editors
From Quench’s 2020/21 Literature Editors, Neus, Nicole and Ona: It’s been quite a year, but being able to read and
In Defense of YA
by Ruth Hoey. The Young Adult category has been around for many years, but it has seen an explosion in
Channeling Our Hot Girl Summer Through Film
Introduced by rapper, Meghan Thee Stallion, this phrase has become a mantra for summer 2021. Having a ‘hot girl summer’
Zero waste cooking: what to do and what not to do
Photo by Julia Kuzenkov on Unsplash Words by Muskan Arora Around 20 million people in the world die of hunger