Here are some amazing students talking about their own experiences...
The Freshers’ Pressures and New Anxieties
New High Street Sizing: A Positive Move?
By Bethany Griffiths
After facing years of backlash for poor sizing...
It’s that time of year again: a new semester at Cardiff University
By Bethany Griffiths
The doors open on another exciting term here at...
The Criminal Syndicate of the Avocado
Poppy Jennings
It wasn’t so long ago that trying to get a...
Category - Features
Poppy Jennings
Book piracy has been a problem for authors and publishers for years. For anyone with a computer or electronic device, downloading books...
By Bethany Griffiths
I think it’s safe to say that this summer could go down in history as being one of the most eventful the UK has ever seen (probably a...
By Nadine Pinnock
Zero-waste is an environmentally conscious way of living that’s becoming increasingly popular, to combat the over production of plastic...
Poppy Jennings
It’s no secret that the publishing industry is seriously lacking in BAME voices (Black and Minority Ethnicities). And as much as...
Poppy Jennings
In the wake of another incredible Pride Month, society is left with both positive and negative questions about what comes next. Amidst the...
Bethany Griffiths
Students at Cardiff University, and the creator and editor of Fruitcake Magazine, Jamie Windust, have their say on the rise of corporations...
Bored of staring at the plain wall in your halls or student housing? Wish you could make your room… well, more ‘you’, but don’t know where to...
Matt Shapira is an artist, film-maker, and the mind behind the Roaming Elephant project. Though he is based in Los Angeles, he spends a great deal of his time...
Features want to get personal and what’s more personal than a letter? Whether it’s to your younger self, future self, idol or your hometown, a...
Features want to get personal and what’s more personal than a letter? Whether it’s to your younger self, future self, idol or your hometown, a...
This Thursday, the 23rd February, Cardiff University’s branch of Student Action for Refugees is holding its annual event – Refugee Rhythms. Last year’s...
January is nearly over and the excitement of the new year has faded. Whilst the January blues set in, the new gym kits lie screwed in a heap underneath the...
On the 19th October 2016, five thousand women concluded their fifteen-day march at the doorstep of the Israeli Prime Minister in Jerusalem. The march was...
Hailing first place in the 2016 Wold Happiness Report for the third time, Denmark seems to be getting more than a few things right when it comes to living well...
Starting a whole new academic year is always a bit of a drag. The semester hasn’t even started yet and already everything is moving at 100mph with no...
In 2013 BBC World Service, World News and the website celebrated a key milestone when their global news reached a weekly audience of 256m people and with...
One rationally assumes that the summer is a glorious time of relaxation; no uni, no deadlines, no stress, right? After the multiple obligatory end – of...
It was New Year’s Eve 2013. The barn rave started in good nature; alcohol fuelled and surrounded by friends, new and old, some of which were frequent...
Calling all final-year students! Graduation is looming and we all know graduate job hunting is a nightmare that we could really do without. Right now a summer...
A cocktail of societal pressures, poor education, and widespread availability have resulted in a massive increase in steroid use across the UK. Is there...
