As our spring term assessments begin to creep up, we asked our...
Cardiff’s Study Spaces
Valentine’s Day – It’s Just Not That Big A Deal
By Alex Channing
It’s inevitable that anyone who isn’t in a...
We Can’t Consent To This: The Lie of the ‘Sex Game Gone Wrong’
By Rhianna Hurren-Myers
It’s been almost a month since Grace...
Inclusivity in the Workplace: Cardiff University’s Law Society Host Their First Diversity Event
Photography and words by Luisa De la Concha Montes
On Tuesday the...
Category - Features
By Rebecca Astill
Being a people pleaser isn’t an altogether bad thing. The clue is in the name – people like you, because you keep everyone happy. But as...
We all know someone that has made the decision to spend some time in an industry sector during their degree in order to focus on their career. This article...
By Lottie Ennis
The BBC provides an impartial and independent news which holds itself to an incredibly high standard. The broadcasting service is...
By Rebecca Astill
Accents are an intrinsic part of our identities. They broadcast where we’re from, where our parents are from, where we grew up, and other...
By Mike O’Brien
Trigger Warning: This content contains information and reference to mental illness and suicide. If you or someone you know is affected...
By Katherine Mallett
The quest for THE ‘perfect picture’ seems to be infinite. A plethora of editing apps that offer countless filter options, lighting...
A note from the Features Editor: Rhianna Hurren-Myers
“I’d rather be a rebel than a slave” – Emmeline Pankhurst
Last year we
paid...
“As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest form of appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them” – John F. Kennedy...
With an alarming drop in vaccination rates and measles on the rise, it is essential to consider the movement behind vaccine hesitancy.
By Kimiya...
By Elly Savva Coyle
Although the streets of Cathays have plenty to offer for students in terms of food, shops and booze, nature and greenery are slightly...
By Elly Savva-Coyle
Housing is really a fundamental right. Having a safe and comfortable home makes a big difference to your well-being and allows you to live...
By Katie Waits
Most of us probably have a conspiracy theory that we can’t help but at least half believe. From politics to celebrities, historical events to...
By Elly Savva Coyle
Amongst the fear-inducing conversations about the looming climate crisis and the uncertain fate of the planet, it is easy to feel...
By Rebecca Astill
When you think of festivals a few things might come to mind; excitement, anticipation, entertainment. However, there is a darker side to the...
By Phoebe Bohana
In the last month, the UK political system has demonstrated very powerfully the differences between past and present political systems. Boris...
By Rebecca Astill
If you’re anything like me, first year comes with a mountain of expectations. Having worked my arse off for the past 4 years of public...
By Ashley Boyle
Ever thought about how your image’s likes compare to your mates? Why do they have more likes than you? What are you doing wrong? Well...
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
SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
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...
