Living Abroad Series: Granada
With the prospect of living abroad comes many questions and anxieties, so as a magazine we hope this series will […]
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Sun, Sea and Sustainability
Words by Katherine Mallett Artwork by Amelia Field As borders continue to re-open and people are eager to satiate their
Fun, Firemen and Feria: Unmissable Events in Europe
This year has seen many events across the globe cancelled, so while you reminisce about past adventures, instead of getting
Fictional Worlds That Exist in Real Life
by Shaniece O’Keeffe. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Universal Studios Florida and Hollywood & The making of Harry
Recreating Holiday Meals
As lockdown measures have caused lots of us to cancel holiday plans, we thought we’d bring some of the best
Picture Perfect
By Josie von Jascheroff Siem Reap, Cambodia. Away from the crowds of tourists posing in front of mesmerizing Angkor Wat,
Rainy Day Retreats
By Harriet Lowbridge Rainy holidays genuinely suck. You have days planned for sunning yourself on the beach with a good
The Real Meaning Behind the Day of the Dead
By Haydee Mart├¡nez Zavala & Edith Rojo-Zazueta In Mexico, there’s a saying that goes like this: “El muerto al pozo
Ten Things to Do In… India
By Prateeksha Pathak When it comes to planning a trip, one is always stuck between mountains or beaches, tropical climate
Walks of the World – Pen y Fan, Panoramaweg
By Lauren Stenning You can’t spend a weekend in the Brecon Beacons without trekking to the top of the famous
Map My Journey: Southeast Asia
By Iona Middleton I arrived into Bangkok airport hot and sweaty. My discomfort, I’ll admit, was entirely my own
Wonders of the World – Chichen Itza and the Great Wall of China
By Tirion Davies and Ellie Ball Chichen Itza The city of Chichen Itza in Yucatán, Mexico was announced a
Backpack Joyride – Australia
By Ellie Hutchings Bursting with idyllic beaches, flourishing forest and home to the infamous Great Barrier Reef, it’s no wonder
Study Abroad – New Zealand and the Netherlands
By Iona Middleton and Amy Layton Iona Middleton In my second year of university, I embarked on a semester
Pancakes in Paris – Food Tours
By Sai As most people know, crêpes originated in France. Specifically, in Brittany or Bretagne around the 12th century,
Across the Pond – Kentucky
By Sarah Rawle The United States is filled with endless incredible sights and things to do. I have been
24 Hours in…Santiago
A city filled with culture, you won’t be short of things to do with your 24 hours in Santiago. Chile
24 Hours in…Paris
Paris is a global centre for art, culture, fashion and history ÔÇô a city of love with many extravagant sites
The Spookiest Ways to Spend Halloween Nearby on a Student Budget
The pumpkins are out, fake blood is flying off the shelves and Pintrests most searched term is ÔÇÿoriginal fancy dress
Food Abroad: Eating the Fijian Way
Words By Abby Wilson As a food lover, I was quite nervous about my volunteering trip to Fiji. Living with