21 Things I Have Learnt In My 21 Years of Life
October was not just the end of freshers and Halloween for me; it was also my birthday month! This year […]
Remembering Tradition Through Classical Literature
Classical literature serves as a bridge between past and present, offering timeless wisdom, trends and narratives. But what makes these
Culinary Heritage: Recipes That Have Been Passed Down Through Your Culture.
Food is a central aspect of every culture, yet it remains one of the most underrepresented areas in the culinary
Parasocial Relationships: Helpful or Harmful?
In recent years, an overconsumption of media, mainly among younger generations has led to a rise in parasocial relationships. In
Advocating for Literary Freedom: An Interview with Cardiff University Book Club
In the face of growing censorship and threats to literary freedom worldwide, Cardiff University Book Club is leading the charge.
Sasha Nugara: The Cardiff Grads Journey to The Times and Beyond
In the cutthroat world of property journalism, Cardiff Alumni Sasha Nugara is already making her mark. After graduating in 2021
The Sunday Roast: Dos and Don’ts
Plating the Perfect Sunday Roast What makes the perfect Sunday roast? For me, it’s all about balancing flavours, textures, and
In Conversation with Blue Violet
Ahead of the release of their second studio album Faux Animoux, I caught up with Sarah and Sam Gotley of alternative, electronic
Act One’s Twelfth Night: An Elaborately Tangled Web of Displaced Desire
The lights dim and the familiar opening twangs of ‘Love Story’ echo out across Cardiff’s Temple ofPeace. It is through
Tasting Cardiff: A Culinary Journey Through the City
My secret Cardiff spot As much as I love a pint and a gossip at the Woody, or orange VKs
Student Drag Show Review: Sly’s Self-Conscious Slay Was An Elitely Executed Lesson in Camp
A night of naughtiness, raucous laughter and pure queer joy, Student-run drag show Sly landed with a bang on the
Behind the magic: an Interview with Oliver Tabor
Distinguished magician and producer, Oliver Tabor is celebrated for his captivating performances and innovative contributions to the world of magic.
Cardiff’s Bike Lock: a review
The doorstep toast While searching for a Cardiff cafe, I was stopped by the phrase “doorstep toast” and knew I needed
Galliano and McGrath: Weird Girl Couture
The 2023 ‘clean girl’ has been pierced. Make-up influencers are putting down their sad beige palettes, and painting themselves in
Pale Waves: In Conversation with Hugo Silvani
Ahead of the release of their fourth studio album Smitten, I had the opportunity to speak to Pale Waves guitarist
Brodies Coffee Review
A New Discovery As a third year student, I’m a little ashamed to say that I have never actually been
That’ll Be The Day: The Review
Words by: Bhamini Khandige & Charlotte Hardie-Watts Following our opportunity to get press tickets to the theatre show That’ll Be
Nepotism Babies in the Fashion World
When I first jumped on this pitch, I actually had to have a serious think about what my opinion on
Festive Fashion: What To Wear This Holiday Season
The holiday season is soon upon us, and with that comes the plethora of events; from Christmas dinners to course
Amelia Wollacott – Short Story Collection.
Amelia Wollacott is currently pursuing a master’s in English Literature at Cardiff University. Amelia submitted a portfolio containing a series