Unpacking The AIDS Crisis and The Continued Discrimination Against the LGBTQIA+ Community
The AIDS crisis gripped the world for most of the 1980s and 1990s, with an estimated 40.1 million people having […]
Self-Helpless
By Lucy Matthews If putting cucumber on my eyes Is meant to block out bad vibes And rising at 5AM
December to January: The Calendar’s Only Mistake
I’ve always loved living with the seasons. I embrace the year’s constant cycle of change with welcome arms, from the
Interview with Bootysale: A Year On
Words and Photos by Laura Schjoett It’s been a whole year since Cardiff graduate Micha opened her fashion re-sell business
Spear of Destiny @ The Globe 23/11/2022
Words and photos by Alice Lumley On potentially one of the coldest and stormiest nights in Cardiff, I had the
Jamie T @ Great Hall 21/11/2022
Words and photos by Rubie Barker On the night that Wales played their first World Cup game in 54 years,
Lauran Hibberd and Sea Girls @ Great Hall 22/11/2022
Words and photos by Poppy Atkinson Gibson The Great Hall of the SU was pretty full and getting fuller by
Island Hopping 101
words by Poppy Adams What does it mean to island hop? You’re on a beach, living your best life, the
‘Tis The Season Of Cosy Meals And Comfort Foods
Nights are starting to draw in and you are trudging home from lectures in the dark, howling wind with wet leaves stuck to the bottom of your shoes. You
Review: The Lightning Seeds @ Tramshed 18/11/2022
Anticipating The Lightning Seeds’ return to Cardiff after what feels like a lifetime, the Tramshed was filled to capacity with
The Legacy of Meghan Markle
Words by Georgina Whitehead Meghan Markle is without a doubt one of the most talked about people in the world,
Last Night a DJ Ruined My Night: Profanity in Music
The ÔÇÿBitch’ is a constant and repetitive figure within the music industry. Whether she is being denounced as a perpetrator
Review: Florence and the Machine @ CIA 16/11/22
Molly Openshaw On the 16th of November, Florence and the Machine kick-started their U.K. portion of the third leg of
Truss Broken: The Fall of Liz Truss
Words by Megan Huws On the 20th of October 2022, Liz Truss resigned as Prime Minister, after the shortest premiership
Restriction or Responsibility: The Universities purging “challenging” books to protect student
Has cancel culture been taken a step too far with universities banning books from literature syllabuses? How do we differentiate
Travel Podcast Recommendations To Get You Through The Winter Term
When deadlines loom and the temperature cools, you know you’re in November. While booking a flight to somewhere random and
Mirror, Signal, Manoeuvre: Finally Learning How to Drive in 2022
Three years ago I had my first ever driving lesson. Last month I booked my first practical test. You might
Is OnlyFans The New Uni Side Hustle?
In the wake of the cost-of-living crisis that is ever present in this country, people are struggling more and more
My Body, Who’s Choice? The Overthrow of Roe V Wade
Words by Izzy Copland In 1973, in a room filled with the men of the United States Supreme Court, a
Depop Is Getting Deleted: Why It’s No Longer Being Loaded
Words by Rubie Barker For those looking to start shopping more sustainably, Depop has long been a place to turn.