Love Languages Explained: What’s Yours?
The five love languages of ‘Quality Time’, ‘Giving Gifts’, ‘Words of Affirmation’, ‘Acts of Service’ and ‘Physical Touch’ are all
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Third Culture Kids: Identity Across Boarders
‘I was born in England, but my mum is from the Netherlands and my dad is Syrian.’ It is a
A Look Into The Digital Camera Frenzy
As uni students, we are living the best years of our lives. Yes, we capture those moments, taking out our
Connecting with Poetry: Finding Emotion in Experiences
Sappho – Fragment 147 – Written by: Samira Abbey Sappho’s fragment 147, ‘someone will remember us / I say /
Review: Conclave (2024)
The pope is dead, the throne is vacant, and Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) is left in charge of finding a
Female Friendships Representation in Film and TV
Gossip Girl TW – Mentions of eating disorders There is a common misconception about Gossip Girl. For a show with
Long Distance Love
Love is universal. Whether it’s your family and your friends; your partner or a pet, it exists in all our
Patches in Public
‘Why don’t you just wash your face?’. As someone who has personally struggled with acne, this has to be the
Canvas to Code: Are We Experiencing a New Era of Art?
Right now, we are witnessing a new way of perceiving art, one of scepticism and constant critique. Our eyes are
A Troublesome Trip
As someone who has been lucky enough to do a fair amount of travelling in the twenty-three years I have
Travel Trips & Troubles
My first solo trip by plane fell short of the travel ads. I blame the false sense of security that
Looking back: Our Favourite Concerts of 2024 in Wales
Never forget where you’re coming from! The Welsh certainly don’t. Take That returned to Swansea once again in 2024, where
Ecotourism
With a global climate crisis and climate anxiety on the rise, many travel lovers must take a step back to
I Found Myself in Bali
Journey to Bali, Indonesia I found myself in Bali. A phrase I’ve repeated over and over, and only sometimes in
Homesickness in Third Year
Before coming back to uni for my final year, I was practically itching to get back. I love my family
Calling Cupid
‘Cupid, draw back your bow. And let your arrow go. Straight to my lover’s heart for me.’ From artwork to
Threads of Tradition: Connecting Journeys and Memories
Who doesn’t know someone with a fridge full of magnets from places they’ve visited? Many of us have a special
Teaching, Tasting and Touring Europe
Every travel destination and experience is incredibly memorable and important to me regardless of when, where or who I went with. My family holidays to Cornwall
Memories made in Tunisia
This year, on the second of September, I joined my partner and her parents on their holiday to Tunisia. I’ll let you in on two
Stranded in the Ashes
When I get asked what my most memorable travel experience was, there is no doubt that I tell the same