Instagram Artists You Should Definitely Follow
By Anastasiia Kropotina Have you ever found yourself standing, say, waiting for a bus, mindlessly scrolling through your feed to […]
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Respecting The Friend-Zone
Love. The catalyst for so much of our struggling. Failed attempts can lead to people being left ÔÇÿfriend-zoned’ and hurting.
What To Do On THOSE Days.
We all have them. “One of those days” Even with the lack of a proper adjective, everyone can relate to
The Pressures of Perfection
‘It’s just as hard to be Ken as it is to be Barbie.’ I think I can honestly say that
The Power of Photography
by Sai In our modern age, we are always surrounded by images in all forms, whether it’s advertising, art, or
We spoke to ex-homeless people about what it’s like to live on the streets in the year’s coldest months
By Eleanor Scales & Lindsay Smith Being homeless is never a great time – but the winter months are when
A Rallying Cry for Survival
Rhianna Hurren-Myers Climate change is like an old family heirloom, increasing in cost as it is passed down from generation
Ciliegino | Review
Words By Angelica Marengo On the 14th of March, a friend of mine and I had the pleasure of tasting
Blackfish. Blackface. What next?
Katherine Waldock At the end of 2018, Instagram influencers across the world were accused of ÔÇÿblackfishing’, a term coined
Album Review: Assume Form by James Blake
by Rowan Lees James Blake has returned with his fourth full length album in eight years, adding to the success
“She was asking for it”
Poppy Jennings *Trigger warning ÔÇô this article discusses rape and sexual violence* A 17-year-old girl ÔÇô and I cannot
Review | Only Men Aloud Decade Gala Concert
By Kathleen Walker ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Eighteen years ago, a choir was by formed by a group of friends joining together to
The Freshers’ Pressures and New Anxieties
Here are some amazing students talking about their own experiences dealing with anxiety when moving to Cardiff for uni. If
Review: The Little Book of Adulting / The Little Book of Politics
By Mel Lynch Title: The Little Book of Adulting Author: Quentin Parker Price: ┬ú6.99 Upon initially inspecting the title, I’ll
Rain Man | Review
By Mel Lynch ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Bringing the highest grossing film of 1988 to the stage is no easy job, but with
It’s My Shout | Review
By Georgia Evans The sense of pride, accomplishment and patriotism amongst the audience was overpowering as the auditorium at St
Simple and Fresh Water Infusion Recipes
By Georgia Evans Procrastination is my thing. The dishes, my washing, deadlines ÔÇô I’ll put it off until the last
Anthony Bourdain: Celebrating The Life of One of The World’s Most Iconic Chefs
By Katie Duffin Known for his candid attitude and unrivalled passion for food, throughout his lifetime Anthony Bourdain became one
Berry Pavlova – Summer Bakes
By Katie Comer Growing up I have watched my mum create, bake and decorate the most incredible desserts for our
Review | Chris Ramsey – Just Happy to Get out of the House
By Hannah Stait ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà This Thursday people flocked to St. David’s Hall in Cardiff to spend time with the lovable