Mental Illness and the Creative Mind: Is There a Connection?
In an age where journalling has become a means of emotional overflow, creativity is often a form of release for […]
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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
In a time where independence often dominates conversations, women are increasingly reclaiming traditionally ‘girly’ activities – sleepovers, brunches, cosy nights
That’ll Be The Day: So this is Christmas Review
I was incredibly fortunate to be invited to watch That’ll Be The Day: Christmas Special. The show itself has been running since
Culinary Heritage: Recipes That Have Been Passed Down Through Your Culture.
Food is a central aspect of every culture, yet it remains one of the most underrepresented areas in the culinary
Parasocial Relationships: Helpful or Harmful?
In recent years, an overconsumption of media, mainly among younger generations has led to a rise in parasocial relationships. In
Student Drag Show Review: Sly’s Self-Conscious Slay Was An Elitely Executed Lesson in Camp
A night of naughtiness, raucous laughter and pure queer joy, Student-run drag show Sly landed with a bang on the
Behind the magic: an Interview with Oliver Tabor
Distinguished magician and producer, Oliver Tabor is celebrated for his captivating performances and innovative contributions to the world of magic.
Toxic Masculinity vs Movember
Words by Megan Philip We have all heard the phrase toxic masculinity often used to describe men displaying aggressive behaviours
Celebrating Diwali
Words by Hansa Tote Diwali is known as the ÔÇÿfestival of lights’ (coming from the Sanskrit word ÔÇÿdipavali’┬ámeaning row of
Communal Living: growing up, moving out, and moving in with others
Words by Rhiannon James Picture this: sunny blue skies, students lounging on picnic blankets on pristine lawns in front of
Sober October vs Oktoberfest: Drinking Culture at University and Alcohol-Free Things To Do in Cardiff
Words by Ellie Young It is an indisputable fact: drinking is embedded in our university culture. Week after week of
(Not So?) Happily Ever After: The Depiction and Evolution of Marriage in Literature
Words by Anushka Kar Whether it’s in Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility or any of her other novels, you
Cardiff’s Cocktail and Breakfast Tour
We’ve all got a lot of celebrating to do as the academic year draws to a close and there’s surely
Parents Know Best: Inheriting a Love of Food
My father speaks almost exclusively in the form of food. His green, coconut curry with marlin means ÔÇÿI love you’.
Simple But Hearty: The History of Welsh Cuisine
words by Megha Roy Wales is a country of rugged landscapes and wild coastlines, and it is a place where
The Most Heartbreaking Line of Dialogue Ever Written : How Arthur Miller’s Death of A Salesman Reveals the Human Tragedy of Late Capitalism┬á
Over the course of just six weeks in the Spring of 1948 Arthur Miller produced, in my opinion, the greatest
In Conversation with Opera Director, Daisy Evans
It is an interesting time for Opera.  What audiences nowadays expect and desire from the arts has meant that the
Review: The Ivy Asia
words by Evie Lisk The Ivy is notorious for its lavish decoration and exceptional food, and its sister restaurant The Ivy Asia does not
In Conversation with DMA’s Tommy O’Dell
The release of DMA’s brand new fourth album How Many Dreams? is just around the corner. This 12-track album seamlessly
How to Spend 48 Hours in Cape Town
Words by Mahala Gainer There is no shortage of things to do when you’re visiting Cape Town. Spending 48 hours