Members of Leeds University Union have accepted the global ice bucket challenge after being nominated by University of Surrey Students Union. In a YouTube video uploaded by the Union, five LUU members are filmed being […]
Food | Fresh Slice – Chocolate Blackberry Cupcakes
On a walk through your local wood at this time of year, you will find a glut of ripe, ready to be picked blackberries. Beyond pies and crumbles, what can be done with such a […]
Music | Galaxians Interview at Beacons Festival 2014
What’ve you been up to so far? Matt: Just mooching about really. Whenever I come to Beacons there are so many people that I know, sometimes people that I haven’t seen for ages, and I […]
News | Future Leeds student dies in unexplained fall
Tributes have been paid to a student about to start at Leeds University who died last Wednesday. Jeevan Singh Dhanda, who held an offer to study economics, was found on railway tracks at Birmingham New […]
TV | Siblings
BBC3’s newest sitcom offering, Siblings, is an interesting premise marred by its stock execution and detestable characters. Charlotte Ritchie, fresh from another hit sitcom, stars as hopeless office worker and Yorkshire university graduate, Hannah, who […]
Music | Nai Harvest Interview at Beacons Festival 2014
How did you find your set on the Noisey stage earlier? Sick yeah, it was good. It’s the first time we’ve played a festival of this size. We’ve never done a camping festival before. We’ve […]
Music | Beacons Festival 2014 – Bands and Artists Review
It’s Friday morning, and the first few heads are poking out of tents like tortoises from their shells after a heavy Thursday night with Gold Teeth at the Belgrave Music Hall bar. But what better […]
News | Historic Clothworkers Arch to undergo refurb
The University’s historic Clothworkers Arch is to be ‘specially’ refurbished, a spokesperson has announced. Conservation experts will spend six weeks working on the gothic-style structure, which was built to mark the foundation of surrounding Clothworkers […]
Sport | England romp to victory but can’t get too carried away
What a difference a few weeks can make; after a humiliating loss at Lords to tourists India and a deeply disappointing draw, where England somehow managed to snatch a draw from the jaws of victory, […]
TV | Freeview Flicks of the Week – Good Morning, Vietnam, Green Zone and Point Break
Our weekly LSi best freeview flicks picks are here! This week, Liam Neeson fights wolves, we deal with a zombie apocalypse and of course, we celebrate the work of the late Robin Williams. MONDAY – Good […]
Clubs | Beacons Festival 2014 – DJ’s Review
It’s scarcely been a week since we left the beautiful Yorkshire Dales and we’ve already got the Beacons blues. For the third year running, the intimate arts and music festival has taken over Skipton’s Heslaker […]
Travel | Moscow – A vibrant and varied vacation
Moscow undoubtedly has something for everyone, from the cultured holiday maker to the party seeking student. Here’s LSi’s run-down of Russian hotspots. For fans of the Southbank: Gorky Park Gorky Park, on the banks of the […]