The Hazy Future of Travel
Words by Caitlin Parr I cannot begin to imagine how many people around the world have had major travel plans […]
Invisible Illnesses IV: Coming to Terms with My Complex PTSD and What Comes with It
Words by Molly Govus / Interview by Rebecca Astill Illustration by Amelia Field Can you tell me the story about
How To Host Your Very Own Great British Bake Off
Image: Kari Shea (via Unsplash) You might think it would be Christmas, but in my eyes, the most wonderful time
Phasmophobia – Spooky Season’s New Hit?
By Marcus Yeatman-Crouch We’re in the middle of spooky season now, and it seems only right that the newest title
I’m a Celebrity… Gad imi Ddianc Rhag Gogledd Cymru!
Nid yw eleni’n flwyddyn arferol, ac rydym ni wedi dod i arfer ├ó llawer o newidiadau. Newid arall sydd i
BFI London Film Festival 2020- Editors’ Picks
Kajillionaire (by Miranda July) By Pui Kuan Cheah ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà I started off my virgin London Film Festival experience with the
Bedroom Culture
As students, we use our bedroom as an opportunity to express exactly what want to say about our personalities. It
Album Review: ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’ by Bob Dylan
Words by Sophie Revell Image courtesy of Columbia Records Bob Dylan’s Rough and Rowdy Ways feels like a portal back
TikTok Fashion Aesthetic’s
Words by Maja Metera TikTok had bad reputation before COVID-19 happened seen as another silly thing that Gen-Z came up
Review: Cuties
By Summer Griffin ÔÿàÔÿà This was not what I expected from a film called Cuties. It was about as far
Short Story – Kingfisher
by Katherine Wheeler Jean lifted the cup to her lips and took a sip, clinking her teeth against the bone
Shirley Jackson’s Scariest
Following the recent success of Netflix’s, The Haunting of Hill House, this spooky season is the perfect time to discover some of
Offended by Diversity’s Black Lives Matter dance? Your privilege is showing.
By Laila Hodd White privilege has been at the forefront of conversations about race since the killing of George Floyd
The Places We Wish We Could Be This Winter
Artwork by Ellie Hutchings Iceland – Words by Kat Mallett Winter is now officially in full swing, with infinite grey
Behind The Lens: Sci-Fi
Words by Lottie EnnisIllustrated by Amelia Field Science fiction is perhaps the most versatile film genre of the lot. Covering
How to Have a Wicked Halloween in Quarantine
Illustration by Sian Hopkins Words by Abi Edwards Halloween ÔÇôa time of donning scary costumes, house parties, Halloween club nights
Making The Most of Online Uni Life
By Lewis Empson For returning and new students, this year has presented a new challenge that has resulted in us
Zendaya: From Disney to Big-Budget
By Zoe Williamson Actress, Singer, and Dancer, Zendaya is a woman of many talents and has become a household name
Review: I’m Thinking of Ending Things
By Lottie Ennis ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà I’m Thinking of Ending Things is an American psychological drama film, written and directed by Charlie