Lab Grown Meat – A Revolution in Food?
Words by Lottie Ennis Lab grown meat has been in the pipeline for some time now, and it was in […]
Anonymity In Art | For and Against
In a world dominated by social media, where everything seems to be public and privacy is a tricky subject, where
Like Mother, Like Daughter
Phoebe Grinter – Columnistgrinterpm@cardiff.ac.uk My face, my mannerisms, my psyche. I’m turning into my mum. I shrugged off the first
New Artist Corner: Azere
By James McClements Some artists are brilliant in their ability to capture a scene, feeling or poignant moment in time.
Cysur coffi: Fy hoff siopau coffi yng Nghaerdydd
Gan Llion Carbis Mae mynd am goffi yn golygu amryw o bethau i nifer helaeth o bobl. Gall fynd am
Kanye West and the Development of ‘Offensive Fashion’
By Meg Burgess Kanye West – one of the most decorated hip-hop artists in history, with 21 Grammy wins and
Work Experience, Placements, Internships: Is it worth it?
We all know someone that has made the decision to spend some time in an industry sector during their degree in order to focus on their career. This article hopes to give you an honest account of what it’s really like doing a period of work experience, whether part of your degree or otherwise. Quench Features has interviewed two Cardiff University students on two very different degree pathways to find out their thoughts…
Hitchhiking: 11 top tips to get started
The 11 Tips to Start Hitchhiking by Daniel Priestly  This summer I spent about a month hitchhiking from Croatia to
What to Watch on Streaming: November 2019
Pui Kuan Cheah on Queer Eye: We’re In Japan!┬á- On Netflix Looking for an uplifting and inspiring show on Netflix
Travel Writing: Our Top Picks
Katie May Huxtable – The Island, Victoria Hislop Travel writing presents itself to readers in numerous different forms. Whether it
What Is Immersive Theatre?
By Amelia Field Traditional notions of theatre usually present upper-class people dressed in their finest wear sitting for two or
Live Review: Bear’s Den – Tramshed (05/11/19)
By Polly Denny Bear’s Den have been on the rise in the UK indie scene since the release of their
Review: Vivo Latino, Canton
Peter Wolinski kindly reviewed Vivo Latino for Quench. An annoying culinary trope is the use of the pan- prefix. The
Staying Safe At Night
Recent weeks have seen reports of anti-social, suspicious and threatening behavior spike. Reminding us all too harshly of the dangers
How Can One Be Original in the World We Live in Today?
Words by Lafan Hasan There’s one thing that has stayed consistent about people throughout all of time and that is
Sound Rolling: Our Favourite Voice Actors
Phoebe Bowers on Justin Roiland and Nick Kroll Voice acting – an art frequently overlooked in regards to its complexity.
Conspiracy: Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson’s New Make-up Collaboration
By Rowan Davies It comes as no surprise as to why Jeffree Star is synonymous within the beauty industry and
Matt Maltese | Interview
Matt Maltese is back. This time empowered with another 10 track record, and it’s not one to miss. Riding off
The Girl On The Train | Theatre Review
By Elly Savva ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Although following the classic murder mystery story arc, what really entices the audience into this particular
Should the BBC still be focused on impartiality?
By Lottie Ennis The BBC provides an impartial and independent news which holds itself to an incredibly high standard. The