Over 2,700 people battled it out on 20 March as part of The Royal British Legion’s Major Series. Bramham Park near Leeds was transformed into a mud bath for the day with air, land and […]
You’re A Man Now, Boy by Raleigh Ritchie
Raleigh Ritchie may be better known for appearances in Game of Thrones and Adulthood, but this Bristol born, multi-talented man has had an album in the works for a long time. With six different producers […]
Woman Crush Wednesday: Caitlin Moran
My woman crush Wednesday this week is Caitlin Moran. This may seem a controversial choice: as a cisgender, white female, Moran’s brand of feminism is inherently flawed and it is important to critique that. However, […]
EU Referendum: should we stay or should we go?
In the student bubble, it is easy to hear the Euro arguments without engaging with them. But we all know that these are real issues that will impact our lives both as students and UK […]
The well-fed student: Guilt-free study snacks
When you are staring at a book or computer screen for hours on end during revision time, or twenty pages deep in your dissertation, the last thing you want is a rumbling belly. However, we […]
Multiple casualties in Brussels terror attacks
A number of explosions have rocked Belgium this morning, with twin blasts at Brussels airport and another at Maelbeek metro station close to the EU buildings an hour later. Although the government has yet to […]
How To Get Away With Murder: Sass, sex and murder
To be frank, if you haven’t seen any of Shonda Rimes’ work by now I’m not sure I can help you. You’re clearly a hermit and one with appalling television taste at that. But, in […]
Mental Health A-Z: R is for Regrets
In Italy we have this saying, ‘meglio vivere di rimorsi che di rimpianti’. The problem is that English commonly uses the same word for both the Italian “rimorso” and “rimpianto”, which is regret. Therefore, according […]
I like it when you sleep for you are so beautiful and yet so unaware of it by The 1975
From bursting on to the scene with a strong radio presence through hit singles ‘Chocolate’ and ‘Sex’ in 2013 and quickly followed by a platinum debut album, The 1975 have always seemed somewhat a contradiction. […]
In The Middle with Joanne Armitage
What is live coding? How long has it been around? That is something that I am confused about defining presently, having recently been privy to a list of weird, wonderful and absolute smart arse responses […]
Iain Duncan Smith resigns over planned disability benefit changes
Conservative MP, Iain Duncan Smith, has resigned as Work and Pensions Secretary over £4bn of planned cuts to disability benefits. In his Budget on Wednesday, Chancellor George Osborne had said that the government would be […]
Review – Goodbye to Bloc.
Those of you with even half an ear on the electronic music scene will have been aware of the finale of Bloc – a techno festival at Butlins, Minehead. Those of you who attended the event […]