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Meet the Cardiff Students Using Their Social Media Platforms in the Name of Menstruation
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The Asian Silver Screen: Horror
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Living Abroad Series: Malaysia
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The return of Festival Fashion
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The Atma Lounge: An Ethical Treat
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Our contributors explain why you should get involved in Cardiff Student Media
Looking to expand your writing portfolio and gain hands on journalism experience? Below, our contributors explain what they have enjoyed
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Featured image by Jake Colling (via unsplash) Nothing beats a takeaway to enjoy some of the best food Cardiff and
Behind The Lens: Murder Mystery
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Sustainable Period Products: The Fight Against Plastic | Period Dignity Campaign
By Martha Jennings for the Period Dignity Campaign Recently, I have found myself having increased conversations about sustainable period products
That’s Just the Way Things Are
by Eve Davies. It was an early spring morning on Penarth platform. Martha stood awaiting the northward train. She was
Our Favourite Travel Documentaries
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‘The Thing I’m Most Looking Forward to Doing After I Get the Vaccine Is…’
Yesterday (Tuesday 18th May 2021) it was announced by the Cardiff and Vale University Health Board that everybody over the
How to Throw the Ultimate Picnic
Featured image by Deval Parikh (via Unsplash) Words by Clara Boon I remember having a spontaneous picnic a few years
Paddington 2: The Best Movie Ever?
By Rubie Barker Thanks to the discovery of an 80-year-old review of Citizen Kane, the film went from a rating
Most Anticipated Films Of 2021
The Suicide Squad by Shivika Singh After a year of living under lockdown, the idea of going out and socializing