Mumford and Sons Live Review
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Book Slumps: Balancing Uni And Personal Reading
Balancing degree reading with personal reading is challenging in a way I never expected. I signed up to study Literature
How to set realistic goals for yourself in 2026
Picture the scene. It’s New Year’s Day, and you are the most hungover you think you have ever been. You
The Death of the Clean Girl aesthetic
The fall of the clean girl aesthetic was always inevitable. I hate to be biased, but I was never the
New Year’s Resolutions And Why We Love Them! Do We Love Them..?
A new year symbolises both an ending and a beginning. It can often feel exciting, like a fresh start to
There’s No Place Like Home – Books To Cure Homesickness
It can be difficult to transition from the comfort of home back to uni life. We stick up photos of
Hamnet: To see, or not to see?
“To be, or not to be;” that is the question, indeed, which the eponymous Hamlet asks in his monologue in
Ionawr Heb y Pwysau
Bob blwyddyn, mae Ionawr yn cyrraedd gyda’r un cwestiwn cyfarwydd: “beth wyt ti’n rhoi’r gorau iddi’r tro hwn?” A phob
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In support of their newest album, Sleepless Empire, the Italian Gothic Metal band delivered a powerful and passionate performance in
Try out these mocktail recipes to get you through Dry Jan!
Dry January doesn’t have to mean boring drinks or early nights in. Here are some mocktail recipes that are refreshing,
The 2026 Rebrand: How To Reset For The New Year
New Year, New Me! The new year has just begun, and it is time to reflect and reset. January is the universally agreed-upon time to make new goals,
‘New Year, New Me’: Turning A New Leaf In 2026
There’s a weight that comes with the new year that can be difficult to deal with. It always feels like
‘My Name is Jim E. Brown’: Gig Review
Piling onto a train at Cardiff Central in a true Jim E Brown Style, late, tipsy and slightly flustered, an
Divorce at The Globe: Review & Conversation with Tiger Cohen-Towell
Disclaimer: This review and interview included free tickets to a paid event. Have you ever been a fan of an
Ma’ nhw’n dda, ma’ nhw’n ddrwg, ma’ nhw bach yn ddrygionus…
Ac maen nhw nôl! Eleni, daeth Cabarela yn ôl ar daith gyda bang a llenwi’n hosan Nadolig unwaith eto! Erbyn
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‘Tis officially the season for jolly gatherings and shared Christmas feasts. And if you are still looking for the perfect,
Dressing for the rugby
Dressing up for sporting events has been a pillar of 21st-century pop culture. Ever since the early 2000s, wives and
The Concept of Cynthia Erivo: A Marketing Masterclass — Wicked: For Good Edition
For those who are as chronically online as I am, you might already be familiar with much of this, but
Christmas at Cardiff: What is there to do?
Cardiff at Christmas is a lovely place. Yes, it may be rainy, and yes, it’s dark by 5 o’clock, but
Festive Sweet Treats to Make Your Christmas Extra Delicious!
Are you and your housemates planning a Christmas party? On the hunt for homemade Secret Santa gifts? Maybe you are