Sunday night saw the return of a powerful and emotive drama, Our Girl. The story of Molly Dawes (Lacey Turner), a newly recruited medic soldier to the British Army who is sent to fight in […]
Music | Exclusive: Cherry Picked PART3
With the start of the academic year looming, In The Middle have cherry-picked 30 albums to look forward to this semester. Whilst the list is by no means extensive, it is one that touches upon the […]
Food | For the Love of Food – Street Food Festival
Street food is where it’s at. It’s the most vibrant sector of the British food market, and it’s growing quick. For the Love of Food, a street food show like no other, has landed in […]
Music | Album Review: Ólöf Arnalds – Palme
It’s always exciting to see a new album come out of Iceland. One tends to get caught up in the fantastical folk tradition of this fascinating country, one which has left a very quirkily shaped […]
The Ig Nobel Awards: The Science Prize that Rewards the Weird and Wonderful
Winning the Nobel Prize is the pinnacle of a scientist’s career. It is the ultimate reward for years of labour and hard work. They slave away in dimly lit rooms, the lack of sunlight forcing […]
Music | Exclusive: Cherry Picked PART2
With the start of the academic year looming, In The Middle have cherry-picked 30 albums to look forward to this semester. Whilst the list is by no means extensive, it is one that touches upon the […]
McGinley’s Men Aim for Another Medinah Miracle
The Ryder Cup returns this weekend at Gleneagles golf course, Scotland, with Europe looking for a third successive victory over their rivals from across the pond. After the extraordinary scenes on the final day two […]
Music | Mercury Prize Nominees – The Rundown
Last year, James Blake swept up the Barclaycard Mercury Prize with his hauntingly beautiful album, Overgrown. In preparation for the 2014 awards show, In The Middle scrutinise this year’s nominees and their chances of taking centre stage […]
Science Debunked: Six Strange Sex Myths
Ever wondered how many of those insane sex stories you hear during university are actually true? We’re lucky enough to live in a society where sex can be openly discussed, but there are still some […]
Clubs | Coming Up: Eliphino and Bradley Zero @ The Faversham
On the 30th September, Floorplan have two very exciting artists heading down to the Faversham to just remind us that there is a lot more to September than Fresher’s Week. Eliphino will be gracing the […]
Drink-free nightspot backed by Union
A new alcohol-free night event is to launch in Leeds next week, with the backing of the Leeds University Business School and LUU. The night, called “incLucid”, is being launched at the Holy Trinity Church […]
Cracking the Code: An Interview with Alice Bentinck
The Gryphon speaks to Alice Bentinck, founder of Code First: Girls, on why so few women work in technology. I first heard of Alice Bentinck when I picked up a copy of Tech City News, […]