Cher Horowitz and her Clueless’ school mates have been dominating the world of fashion for 20 years now, and the film celebrates its anniversary this month. From the iconic yellow tartan suit, to that “totally […]
Social Media Activism: Doing Virtually Any Good?
Last year’s Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS Association, ‘#blacklivesmatter’ for solidarity with those suffering in America, and ‘No Make-Up Selfies’ for Cancer Research UK. These are all examples of social media trending phenomenon which we […]
Cracking Season of Yorkshire Cricket
YORKSHIRE comfortably clinched their second consecutive Championship title for the first time since 1968 after an extremely dominant season. Despite England star Joe Root not playing a single Championship match and up to six of his […]
Review – Good Life Fool’s Paradise Festival
Its the end of Freshers week and you’ve just about familiarized yourself with the route to the union, if not around it. Your stamina has been placed under the ultimate test – your liver despises […]
Local adventures at Global Café
Global Café is a weekly gathering organised by the Global Community in order to bring international students together in an informal, friendly environment. Even though I’ve already been at the university for a year, as […]
England’s World Cup future uncertain
FOLLOWING England’s crushing defeat to Wales on Saturday 26th September, the host nation’s World Cup fate is far less certain than it once seemed. The country appears to be furiously divided between those who believe […]
BBC’s adaptation of Lady Chatterley’s Lover
The BBC’s adaptation of Lady Chatterley’s Lover, a novel by D.H Lawrence, recently aired on BBC1. It starred Holliday Grainger (Great Expectations) and James Norton (Happy Valley) as Lady and Lord Chatterley, a couple who […]
Essaouira: Morocco’s hidden gem
North Africa’s Morocco has been an increasingly sought after holiday destination for European tourists, in particular the French and Spanish, due to its use of the French language and close proximity with Spain. For the […]
Aunty Lu’s Guide to Freshers 2015
Pull up a seat and get comfy, this is Aunty Lu’s guide to getting through the first few weeks of university and savouring the things that will only happen once during your time in Leeds. […]
An Interview With Reactionary Comedian, Nish Kumar
Why do we find so much left wing comedy in existence? Can comedians steer away from this world of political correctness and how can this cause a reaction? Enter Nish Kumar, fresh from a highly […]
What’s on in Society this weekend?
Society: What’s on this weekend? October 2nd This Girl Can – Women in Sport: A fun interactive sports session that will look at how the ‘This Girl Can’ campaign is impacting the student lifestyle. Participants […]
Days out in Leeds
While we all love Leeds’ vibrant city centre, there is so much more to the local area if you take the time to go see it. Why not hop on a bus or train (or […]