A student narrowly escaped serious injury this week after she was hit by a car while crossing the road outside the Business School. History student Freya Potter was walking over the pedestrian crossing on Moorland […]
Sport | Leeds dominate Liverpool in men's football
The weather might have been bitterly cold but tempers nearly boiled over during Leeds’ victory over Liverpool John Moores at Weetwood Sports Park. Both teams started brightly but John Moores began to dominate the game […]
News | Sainsbury's infested apples
A student has told LS of finding a maggot infestation in a bag of apples she bought from Hyde Park Sainsbury’s. Rachel Groocock, a second year English student, discovered the maggot while slicing the infested […]
News | Hyde Park knife attack
A third year student has told LS of the terrifying moment he was mugged at knifepoint by a man in a balaclava. The 20 year old took the fateful decision to walk through Hyde Park […]
Theatre | Alan Bennett comes home with People
There is a little something of both Miss Havisham and Big Edie in Dorothy Stacpoole, the aged heiress to a decaying Yorkshire country house which she has ‘taken for granted’ for so long that it […]
Music | Live in Leeds – Future of the Left, Department M & Bears Den
Future of the Left – Belgrave Music Hall (4/5) Have you read any of the reviews of Future of the Left’s latest album? If you have, you will doubtless know that Future of the Left […]
Sport | Lacrosse victory for the Ladies
A crisp and dry autumns day proved to be the perfect setting for this top of table Northern 1A clash with Durham, arguable one of the leagues elite, proving to be credible opponents. They were however proudly […]
Sport | Netball 1sts continue run as they see off Northumbria
A thrilling second half comeback saw the Leeds Uni Netball 1st team secure an impressive 37-30 win against Northumbria 1sts on Wednesday. Spirits were already high amongst the team, having secured an outstanding victory against […]
Blogs | The Run Up To Christmas
I feel like it’s a bit taboo to criticize your own year abroad. It is essential that you’re having SO MUCH FUN!!! and MEETING SO MANY NEW PEOPLE!!!!! Or else the study abroad police will […]
Theatre | 4.48 Psychosis at The Workshop Theatre – a visceral insight into depression
Knowing that 4.48 Psychosis was the last play dramatist Sarah Kane wrote before committing suicide in 1999 makes watching this experimental take on clinical depression even more profound. The script dictates no specific characters, and […]
Food | Peckish – Chocolate Macaroons
The Great British Bake Off may be over but that doesn’t mean we can’t all still be ladies (or gentlemen) that lunch. LSi’s recipe for Chocolate Macaroons will ensure you’re left feeling just as elegant […]
Music | Live in Leeds – Parquet Courts, Travis & The Pigeon Detectives
Parquet Courts – Brudenell Social Club (4/5) This is a gig for feedback junkies. Dirty guitar tones fluctuate towards pig squeals at almost every opportunity in this alternative punk showcase at the Brudenell. Locals Menace […]