SolidariTee comes to Cardiff
By Rhianna Hurren-Myers Over the last 5 years we have seen an unprecedented amount of politics and policies revolving around […]
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Food and National Identity
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Transgender experiences are incredibly diverse and subjective, so why don’t we acknowledge that?
By Violet Thompson When people find out that I’m transgender, the first question I’m usually always asked is, “so, are
2018-19 – Retrospection and Prospection
By Josh Ong and Caterina Dassi├¿ What a year 2018 was for Cardiff and it’s food scene. Whether it was
Deaths & Entrances – Review
Cardiff is clearly becoming the place to be for cocktail-lovers, with new bars the Alchemist, Gin & Juice and Rum
Veganuary – fad or for life?
By Amberley Steenhagen When it gets to January, after a month of Christmas overindulgence of food and booze, everyone starts
BackLASH Following Speculations Over ÔÇÿRugby Lad Culture’
As current university news is saturated with talk of the ÔÇÿrugby lad culture’ it is not surprising that there appears
Courteeners – Live Review at Bristol’s O2 Academy – 27/11/18
By Josh Ong Now I should probably preface this article by stating that I’ve been a fan of the Courteeners
Heaney’s Cardiff – Review and Interview with Award Winning Head Chef
By Caterina Dassiè and Josh Ong On Wednesday October 10th the Great British Menu chef Tommy Heaney has finally
Diabetes: Let’s Not Sugarcoat It
By Sara Abidi “Let’s get this bread!” You decide, enthusiastically jumping out of bed. Your body buzzes at the thought
PB Performance: Cardiff’s new state-of-the-art performance gym
By Bethany Griffiths Last Sunday Quench was invited to the launch of Cardiff’s newest performance gym: PB Performance. Aside from
An Alternative Route to the Traditional Healthy Diet – Chai Street Review
By Ellis Garamszegi When Britons contemplate healthy eating, going out for “an Indian” perhaps isn’t at the forefront of their
Top Spenders: Cardiff Uni Students Among Most Likely to Have Spent All of Their Loan Already
By Bethany Griffiths A recent study carried out by www.sellmymobile.com has revealed that Cardiff University students have made the top
How do I know he’s gay?
By Georgi Georgiev A question that might appear quite frivolous on the surface, but is, in fact, an important one
House of Caws Cheese Festival – Review
By Rachel Nurse Disappointingly, the House of Caws cheese festival wasn’t what I expected. I don’t know what I expected,
Ultimate Kitchen Essentials Shopping List for Freshers
By Abby Wilson For all of those who have university this year, you’ve taken the bold step of packing your
Spooky Fun or Insensitive Branding?
By Bethany Griffiths Halloween has certainly changed a lot since I was a kid. It used to be a minor
The New Front of Country Music – Kacey Musgraves Live at the Bristol Hippodrome
By Josh Ong The U.K has always found itself in a difficult position when it comes to country music. It’s
New High Street Sizing: A Positive Move?
By Bethany Griffiths After facing years of backlash for poor sizing guidelines, some high street shops (notably H&M and Primark)
Theatre Review: The Bowie Experience
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà By Jasmine Snow David Bowie may no longer be with us, but his legacy lives on through the Bowie