The Girly Girl in Literature and Film
by Shivika Singh Popular culture has very often represented men and women as complete opposites to each other, who have […]
Mother’s Day Special: Our Mother’s Influences On Our Fashion
Words by Laila Hodd My mum has been my guiding light and greatest influence in all aspects of life, as
‘So what are we?’: Exploring Labels and Self-Advocacy in Relationships
words by: Sarah Mason New people are exciting, new sex is exciting, and new relationships are perhaps the most exciting.
Invisible Illnesses VII: Living with an Undiagnosed Autoimmune Disease
By Ella Lloyd Illustration by Amelia Field *TW ÔÇô Discussions of autoimmune diseases and undiagnosable illnesses* When I was 11,
Culture in the Classroom
What should be taught in schools, and how will these subjects benefit future generations? Words by: Ella Harper, Emma Williams,
An Interview with Tizane
Words by Alice CliffordImage via Kick Down the Doors PR If you haven’t heard of Tizane yet, I’m sure you
Celebrity Beauty Brands: quality products or shameless cash grab?
Words by Daisy-Mai Pulford It is undeniable that we have become hugely accustomed to seeing celebs promote their newest beauty
Why was Daisy Jones & The Six such a hit?
By Leah Hocking Sex, drugs, and rock and roll. It’s a phrase often used to describe the music scene in
Review: Ginny and Georgia (Netflix)
by Maja Metera “WE ARE LIKE THE GILMORE GIRLS BUT WITH BIGGER BOOBS” ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà This new Netflix show follows vicissitudes
Our 7 Wonders of the World
Foreword by Kat Mallett The official 7 Wonders of the World are amazing and have a top spot on my
Review: The Best of Cardiff Bubble Tea
Image by Rosalind Chang (via Unsplash) Words by Molly Allen I adore bubble tea. Originating in Taiwan, the drink consists
Behind The Lens: Film Noir
by Alex Daud Briggs The cold wind howls through the night, passing its way through the few sad dregs of
Covid vs. Wartime Experiences
By Jess Macauley On 3rd September 1939, the country listened as Neville Chamberlain went on air to tell the nation,
We Make Events: What Is The Future of the Events Industry?
Written by Eva Rodericks In March last year the events industry came to a grinding halt. Arguably, event professionals have
The Fashion of Bridgerton
Words by Suraya Kazzuz Dearest Reader, The time has come to place out bets, for the upcoming social season. Take
Our Favorite Book Merch
Contributions by Neus Forner and Katie Waits. Neus Forner I am an avid merch collector for many of my book
Auld Lang Sigh
by Clara Boon. This year I was a carer,This year I showed great strength,This year I was a worrier,This year
Supporting Others in the Pandemic: The Cardiff Students Volunteering Through COVID-19
By Eva Rodericks In a time of extreme difficulty for many, whether that be financially, emotionally or physically, Cardiff students
Reliving Ye Olde Gap Year
Image by Toa Heftiba Words by Kristie O’Connor Due to COVID-19, the only travel dreams living in my head are
Queer History in Schools? Why We Still Need LGBTQ+ History Month
By Emily Bryant With LGBTQ+ History Month upon us, myself and my fellow members of the community can take time