On Budgeting and What Makes a Good Photographer with Ieuan Berry | A Beginner’s Guide to Photography
In the previous instalment of our photography series, I guided you through all the jargon you need to know when […]
Is It Too Late to Do a EU-turn?
Phoebe Grinter – Columnistgrinterpm@cardiff.ac.uk With my social media memories reminding me of all the fun I was having last year,
Harley Quinn : Birds of Prey – “We Are All Mad Here”
By Maja Metera Some time in this century people have decided that using words like ÔÇÿmad’ or anything pointing towards
Acosta Danza Evolution | Review
By Amelia Field Coming all the way from Cuba, International ballet star Carlos Acosta brings his superbly talented company to
Into the Woods | Theatre Review
By Rachel Nurse Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà The Brothers Grimm hit the YMCA stage with an epic fairy tale about
Cwrs ├┤l-raddedig vs Swydd
Mae dewis eich dyfodol yn anodd yn enwedig wrth i chi gadael Prifysgol. Mae dau o ein cyfranwyr yn ddadl
Digging Out ‘American Dirt’: What This Controversy Tells Us About the Shortcomings of the Publishing Industry
By Luisa De La Concha Montes In early January, I woke up to find my Twitter feed flooded with very
The Female Fitness Revolution
By Ella Rowe-Hall Today, female fitness seems to be becoming greatly prominent within society. More and more women are getting
A Profile on Clare Press: Vogue Australia’s Sustainability Editor-at-Large
By Katie May Huxtable When discussing the elevation of discourse on environmental sustainability into mainstream fashion, all fingers point to
Cardiff’s Smut Slam: A Place Where Community, Self-acceptance and Sex Stories Connect
By Tabitha Jukes The open-mic storytelling platform is crafting safe-spaces in Cardiff to share, laugh and discuss inclusive sexuality, real-life
Back to Berlin: Iron Curtains, Iron Ladies and Border Breaking | Theatre review
By Tabitha Jukes Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà As part of The OtherRoom’s eight-week Spring Fringe programme, which champions native and
BoJack Horseman: An Ode to Consequence
By Mike O’Brien Reservoir Dogs put Tarantino on the map for good reason: a movie whose runtime consists almost entirely
Welsh Delights
By Katie Duffin Most people who come to live in Wales seem to develop a special place in their hearts
Work To Be Done | Photography exhibition review
By Luisa De la Concha Montes Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Last weekend, Ffotogallery launched their latest exhibition “Work to Be
Healing the Brexit Divide
By Sarah Belger 29th February. It only comes around once every four years, but it’s crazy to look back and
Deepfakes for Dummies
By Emma Murphy Who hasn’t enjoyed a good video of Steve Buscemi’s face superimposed onto Jennifer Lawrence during a press
The Importance of Queer Cinema
By Megan Evans Queer cinema has evolved significantly over the past 50 years, as an attempt to cultivate the mainstream
Ghost Stories | Theatre Review
By Molly Govus Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà NO SPOILERS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS REVIEW Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman’s
Pobl chi’n weld yn ystod y Chwe Gwlad
Gan Niamh Goodwin-Thomas Mae’r Cwpan byd Rygbi wedi dod i ben a nawr mae’r byd rygbi yn paratoi am y
Review: Dracula
By Kat Smith The excitement had been building for a while: it’s a been three years since Sherlock appeared on