Album Review: ‘folklore’ by Taylor Swift
Swift returns with a surprise album, exploring deep introspection with new and old sounds alike.
The Rise of the Audiobook
by Katie Waits. Without a doubt, for many of us, literature has been an important part of our lives for
Are Face Masks the New Fashion Accessory?
by Darci Black Dealing with the coronavirus pandemic means we have had to change and adapt to numerous new ways
Socially Distanced Swiping: Dating and Love in Lockdown
Whether you’re single or in a long-term relationship, lockdown has undoubtedly affected everyone’s love life. We asked students in a
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Fun, Firemen and Feria: Unmissable Events in Europe
This year has seen many events across the globe cancelled, so while you reminisce about past adventures, instead of getting
Album Review: ‘The Glow’ by DMA’s
Words by Alex PayneArtwork courtesy of Ian Cheek PR Australia’s premier Britpop band, DMA’s, are back with a bang for
A Quarantined Culinary Education
Words and image by Olivia Adams With the closure of many food eateries as a result of lockdown, and receiving
What Next for EA’s Star Wars Saga?
Since EA took over the coveted Star Wars IP, you could say they’ve given us a mixed bag. Mobile game
Review: I May Destroy You – A Nuanced Exploration of Sexual Assault, Race, and Friendship
By Elly Savva *TW // R*pe & assault: This piece talks openly about details that may be triggering for survivors*
Cinema Is Back…Almost
By Nicole Rees-Williams Artwork by Mike Simon on Unsplash Cinemas in England were supposed to open on the 4th of
BAME Fashion and Beauty Companies
by Rhiân Lock The conversation surrounding the recent Black Lives Matter protests across the world has forced all of us
Fictional Worlds That Exist in Real Life
by Shaniece O’Keeffe. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Universal Studios Florida and Hollywood & The making of Harry
Staycation Settings: Making the Most of the UK
With the uncertainty of global travel, many of us have been forced to postpone or even cancel our holiday plans
Rough Sex Doesn’t Kill, Abuse Does: What the New Changes Will Mean
*T/W // R*pe & Assault: This piece talks openly about details that may be triggering for survivors.* By Rebecca Astill
Recreating Holiday Meals
As lockdown measures have caused lots of us to cancel holiday plans, we thought we’d bring some of the best
Creating A Lockdown Cinema Experience
Words by Sarah BelgerArtwork by Sarah Belger With lockdown restrictions easing and life starting to return to normality, , the
The Games Getting Us Through Lockdown
The lockdown over the past few months has led to boredom – long swathes of time where some of us
Online Sustainable Shopping Sorted
Words by Rachel CitronArtwork by Social Cut on Unsplash Often when sustainable shopping is discussed, charity and thrift shops spring
Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
by Nicole Rees-Williams. Dust off your mocking-jay pins and practise your whistling, because Suzanne Collins is back with a brand-new