Although a little on the pricey side, we absolutely adore these jewellery brands! In part two of ‘Jewellery brands we’re loving’, we’ll be checking out the best accessories on the high street. Regal Rose A […]
Beckett Triumph in Derby Clash
University of Leeds 1s 0-2 Leeds Beckett 1s Leeds Beckett claimed the spoils in a competitive local derby on a wet Weetwood Wednesday. It had already been confirmed before this fixture that both teams would […]
The A/W16 Fashion Week Edit: London Fashion Week
With over a million more tweets than NYFW last season, London Fashion Week was always going to be hotly anticipated. As the week of catwalk shows drew to a close, it’s safe to say the Brits […]
What causes Brain Freeze?
Unfortunately for some, the excruciating moment when you guzzle spoonfuls of ice-cream in pure exhilaration only to suffer to agony of a brain-freeze is far too familiar. Brain freeze (or sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia, if you prefer) […]
Preview: LUUMIC Charity Fundraiser @ The Library 15/3/16
Come down and join the party with LUUMIC and Leeds Music Trust in an exciting collaboration to help raise funds in an amazing new project to create a safe and creative space for young people […]
Trance Frendz by Nils Frahm & Olafur Arnalds
The title of a piece of work can serve a myriad of functions – a clever or arresting title can pique the interest of a new listener, whilst other titles serve the purpose of contextualising […]
Untitled Unmastered by Kendrick Lamar
Since this surprise album stopped the world in its tracks on Thursday night, arguments have raged as to whether this is a follow-up to To Pimp A Butterfly, or simply a compilation of cuts that […]
Matt Corby @ Stylus 4/3/16
Over the years, Matt Corby’s ability to evolve has become hugely evident. Performing to a sold out audience in Stylus, he is unrecognisable from the 15 year old who came runner up on Australian Idol […]
#FreeKesha
Heather Nash discusses what it means to be a woman in the music industry when your autonomy isn’t the top priority, and how it exposes those who are afraid to rock the boat. If […]
Jane Goodall: A lifetime in Science
Those of you unfamiliar with biology may not have heard of Jane Goodall but she has definitely left her mark upon science. In 1945, when Jane was 11, she decided that she wanted to work […]
The Rise of DNA discrimination
Testing someone’s DNA was originally a huge step forward in the eyes of the law; it allowed scientific prove that someone was responsible for a crime. DNA testing, or genetic fingerprinting, has now become synonymous […]
Time for a living wage at LUU?
A recent information pack issued by Leeds University Union to all Leadership Race candidates has revealed that the biggest concern facing students during their first term at university was “money and finances”, overtaking 2014/15’s top […]