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When you think of festivals a few things might come...
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By Phoebe Bohana
In the last month, the UK political system has...
A Letter to Freshers
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If you’re anything like me, first year comes with...
Does the likely death of the Instagram ‘Like’ signal the end of Influencer Culture?
By Ashley Boyle
Ever thought about how your image’s likes compare...
Category - Features
By Katie May Huxtable
The Royal Family play a hugely symbolic role in contemporary British society, often acting as a metaphor for what it means to be British...
By Emily
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After attending around seven different festivals over the past four years, this summer I will be going to my eighth music...
By Sai
When I got into first year, there was a lovely lad, in my student flat, offering me tea. Naturally I was smitten, and we started dating. However, I...
By Elly Savva Coyle
With rising exposure due to their shutdown of London in April, disruption of cities in June, high-profile celebrity endorsements and plans...
I grew up in a home full of women: my mother, myself and my two sisters. If ever there were an environment where open conversations surrounding sticky topics...
By Sarah Belger
It’s not exactly a recent discovery that women statistically earn less than men, even when doing the same job. It is however more surprising...
By Rebecca Astill
Reality TV and mental health are two topics becoming increasingly intertwined in today’s society. ITV’s Love Island forefronts the debate...
By Freyja Elsy
After taking a year out after school to work for a while, save up some money and to undertake a qualification I needed to apply for my course at...
Soroptimist International is a global volunteer movement working to improve the lives of girls and women, spreading across all continents, with clubs in many...
By Eleanor Scales & Lindsay Smith
Being homeless is never a great time – but the winter months are when people suffer the most, due to a lack of...
Rhianna Hurren-Myers
Climate change is like an old family heirloom, increasing in cost as it is passed down from generation to generation. Except this time...
By Rhianna Hurren-Myers
Over the last 5 years we have seen an unprecedented amount of politics and policies
revolving around the issue of refugees. An...
Katherine Waldock
At the end of 2018, Instagram influencers across the world were accused of ‘blackfishing’, a term coined to describe white people...
By Violet Thompson
When people find out that I’m transgender, the first question I’m usually always asked is, “so, are you going to do the surgery?” It...
By Amberley Steenhagen
When it gets to January, after a month of Christmas overindulgence of food and booze, everyone starts making their New Year’s...
As current university news is saturated with talk of the ‘rugby lad culture’ it is not surprising that there appears to have been much back-and-forth on...
The deadline to get involved with the Model European Union Strasbourg is TODAY!
Keep reading to find out how and why you should get involved:
By Maisie...
Poppy Jennings
White privilege is sending out your CV when applying for jobs and not having to worry about whether your name sounds foreign. It’s not being...
Bethany Griffiths
Tonight (Tuesday 4th December) Periods in Poverty will be hosting their first Winter Gala at the Student’s Union! Tickets are £5...
By Bethany Griffiths
Last Sunday Quench was invited to the launch of Cardiff’s newest performance gym: PB Performance. Aside from tucking into all the...
