Adapting Classic Student Recipes
Photography by Hannah Penwright Loaded Nachos Words by Indigo Jones The entire definition of student cooking is making hearty meals […]
Corporate Twitter – Hip or Miss?
By Catarina Vicente There’s no denying social media has become a powerful tool for brands in their marketing and advertising.
DARKÔÇôNetflix’s Greatest Mind Bending Sci-Fi Thriller
By Maya Deane Dark’s final season was released around a month ago, and I can safely say that it qualifies
The Problems with Fast Fashion
by Maggie Gannon Fast fashion is a term which many of us are now familiar with and tend to associate
Review: Beloved by Toni Morrison
By Sahina Sherchan. “Freeing yourself was one thing, claiming ownership of that freed self was another.” This is not an
Thoughts On: Ubisoft Forward
By Marcus Yeatman-Crouch and Lewis Empson With the inability for massive conventions like E3, Gamescom or PAX to take place
Current Affairs or Current Artfairs?
Words by Tom BennyIllustration by Sahina Sherchan COVID-19 has undoubtedly wrenched us all into a period of global uncertainty. Businesses
Self-Publishing 101: Why Is It So Popular and Is It Really a Bad Thing?
Words by Sofia Brizio Self-publishing is the publication of a book by its author without the involvement of a traditional,
Let’s Write About Sex and Relationships
Art by @thepaperphantasm on Instagram Welcome to Spotlight: Sex and Relationships! With this post, we celebrate the start of a
Next Gen Revealed
By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch After 7 fine years of service, the Playstation 4 and Xbox One alongside their
Behind The Lens: HORROR
By Phoebe Bowers Categorised often to be corny, clich├®d or formulaic, the horror genre has been overlooked in terms of
Science Fiction ÔÇô More to the Story than You Might Expect
by Daniel Brown. When you hear the words “science fiction,” it is incredibly likely that you will end up thinking
Reminisce: The Ultimate Holiday
A Road Trip through Ontario and New York State By Millie Beere Part of my gap year included a road
Review: The Last of Us Part II
By Evie Nicol |ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà | The Last of Us Part II is a masterpiece that, like it’s predecessor, sets a
Netflix’s Love Affair With K-Drama
Words By Catarina Vicente Photo Illustration by Sangsuk Sylvia Kang It was during the 2000s that K-pop created such a
#SaveTheArts
By Caitlin Parr Though a £1.5 billion emergency support package has been made available to arts, culture and heritage venues
The Rise of the Audiobook
by Katie Waits. Without a doubt, for many of us, literature has been an important part of our lives for
Are Face Masks the New Fashion Accessory?
by Darci Black Dealing with the coronavirus pandemic means we have had to change and adapt to numerous new ways
Socially Distanced Swiping: Dating and Love in Lockdown
Whether you’re single or in a long-term relationship, lockdown has undoubtedly affected everyone’s love life. We asked students in a
A Quarantined Culinary Education
Words and image by Olivia Adams With the closure of many food eateries as a result of lockdown, and receiving