Love and beauty are two very important concepts genuinely dear to Anathema – just listen to their latest record Distant Satellites if you want proof. But you could say this of most bands and artists […]
Leadership Race results announced
The Leadership Race has drawn to a close with the announcement of the new Gryphon Editor and Student Exec. Results from the four-day election were announced to a packed Union foyer on Friday evening. A […]
Blind Date: Melissa meets Ivan
Fourth-year English student Melissa met third-year Electronic Engineering student Ivan at Trinity Kitchen for a spot of Rola Wala. Has love got anything to do with this date? Melissa on Ivan What did you expect? […]
Raise money, have fun and Dance Again 4 Dance Aid
Don’t miss Street Dance Society’s annual charity dance show. On Sunday 15th March, head to Riley Smith Hall to witness a dancing extravaganza. If you’ve not sorted anything for Mother’s Day, why not take her […]
Gig Guide w / 13th March 2015
Friday 13th March Fred P at Wire, £9 Butter Side Up return with another sterling transatlantic import. Radioland: Kraftwerk’s Radio-Activity Revisited at Belgrave Music Hall, £10 An audio-visual treat as the German pioneers’ seminal 1975 […]
Society l Dance Again For Danceaid Preview
This Sunday, Street Dance Society are teaming up with a host of the Union’s finest dance societies to stage the annual charity dance show in the Riley Smith Hall. This year’s event, ‘Dance Again 4 […]
Foodie Gifts: Presto Choco-Nut Clusters
Swamped with deadlines but still want to surprise Mum with something sweet for Mother’s Day? These chocolate-nut clusters are quick and easy to make and they never fail to impress! Only 3 simple ingredients needed. The sea […]
The Truth Behind Gluten
Intolerances to foods such as eggs, nuts, lactose and micro-nutrients such as gluten are on the rise. Surveys suggest that 1 out of every 133 people in the general population is gluten intolerant. Just 10 […]
Old School: Those GCSE Classics Actually Worth a Read
Harper Lee has recently announced that she is releasing a sequel to To Kill A Mockingbird, fifty five years after the book was first published. The novel is studied by many students at GCSE level, […]
An Interrailer’s Survival Guide
Like many students, this summer you’re planning to go interrailing. Your friends and family are all telling you different things; what to bring, where to visit and where to avoid. You’ve all heard the great […]
How to be a Knowledge Ninja
Self-help books equate to an $11 billion dollar industry in the United States alone, a figure that shows no signs of slowing down. I admittedly harboured the outdated attitude that all self-help books resembled Men […]
12 Monkeys: Time Travel and Mystery in Syfy’s New Drama
The Syfy channel is well known for showing a wide variety of dramas with a twist, and their latest offering of 12 Monkeys is definitely no exception. Based on the 1995 film of the same […]