The Dark Side of Reality TV?
By Bethany Griffiths I think it’s safe to say that this summer could go down in history as being one […]
By Bethany Griffiths I think it’s safe to say that this summer could go down in history as being one […]
Poppy Jennings In the wake of another incredible Pride Month, society is left with both positive and negative questions about
One rationally assumes that the summer is a glorious time of relaxation; no uni, no deadlines, no stress, right? After
Tom Morris relates his Y Plas speed dating experience…is love in the air?
Are Britain’s Universities providing enough mental health support to students?┬áAs Cardiff Uni signs the Time to Change pledge, Michael OÔÇÖConnell-Davidson
With the pressure to physically conform now greater than ever, Andy Love takes a look at body image, marketing and
Amelia Jones┬árelives her frightening experience of facial┬áparalysis, and reminds us that a smile goes a long way in ‘My Frozen
As fitness booms throughout social media, Emma Giles questions the development of a new competitive lifestyle, its benefits and
With the image of heads buried in their hand-held screens surrounding us, Andy Love examines the way smart phones have
If the grass is perpetually greener on the other side, maybe it’s time to build a fence and shield gloating
Can blogging improve your mental health? Sophie Lodge┬áinvestigates in ‘The Internet Confessional’.┬á In October 2012 15 year old Tallulah Wilson
Toby Mott┬ádiscusses Channel 4’s ‘Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners’ and the perception of OCD as a cute quirk.┬á “Obsessive Compulsive Disorder” isn’t
With the beginning of the Welsh National Opera’s new season; ÔÇÿFallen Women’, in Wales Millennium Centre next week, the subject
The term ÔÇÿbanter’ is pretty friendly. ┬áOr at least, it used to be. Once upon a time, it meant an
Blurred Lines:  the best-selling single of 2013, number one in fourteen countries and the fastest selling song in digital
The Christmas holidays. Most students start counting down the days to this frenzy of seasonal television, Baileys and pyjamas as
Aimee-Lee Abraham examines the myths of pornography and the impact the industry is having on society and the student psyche. 
ÔÇÿHaven’t seen this time in a while’, I thought, clambering out of the surf lodge’s triple bunk bed at 6.30am
Chloe May discusses the rise of the ÔÇÿYouTube Family’ and questions whether you can really make a career out of
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