Bowling For Soup – O2 Academy Leeds 14/10/13 You know it’s going to be an epic gig when a band has their own themed intro music (‘Here comes bowling for soup’, not imaginative lyrically but damn […]
Features | Nightline – An insider's perspective
Chris Woods, Nightline’s External Coordinator, talks to LS about what it’s really like to work at Nightline and the issues they deal with on a daily basis. Students are under constant pressure throughout their […]
Food | Gastronaut – Shears Yard
LUU Food Soc went to new eatery Shears Yard and told LSi all about it. Amongst the abundance of restaurants Leeds has to offer, being the ‘newbie’ is not always easy! So when the team […]
Features | Are letting agents and landlords exploiting students?
Following a recent LS investigation into a landlord who wasn’t who he said he was, we investigate how much letting agents know about the properties they advertise and what students need to be wary of. […]
Features | The Living Wage: it’s only fair
The University relies on its cleaners and other ancillary workers, but often they are employed by external companies without the same rights as university staff. LS looks at the latest developments on campus. Crawling into the seminar room at […]
Sport | Vettel joins F1 elite after clinching victory in Delhi
Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel has put his name in the history books after winning his fourth consecutive world title at the Indian Grand Prix. In an incident-packed race, the German kept his cool and avoided any […]
Music | Review – John Numan & Cher
FEATURED ALBUM – John Numan ‘Tribute’ (4/5) With fans already familiar with John Newman’s winning combination of soulful vocals and that essential touch of pop sensibility from his popular single ‘Love Me Again’, Tribute does […]
TV | Karl Pilkington – The Moaning of Life
The “little round headed buffoon” is back and oh how we have missed him. Karl Pilkington’s new series sees him go it alone without the great contribution of Gervais and Merchant. The first episode addresses […]
Fashion | Spook it Out
This season, several high street stores embraced the child in us all creating quirky, and often just the right amount of gimmicky, jewellery and accessories. As Halloween season starts to creep upon us, we can […]
Sport | Black History Month – Has enough changed in football?
As much as we would all like to think of racism in sport – and particularly football – as a thing of the past, it is still a prevalent feature of the game. A range […]
Comment | Merkel's Euro woes
Angela Merkel’s resounding victory in the recent German election has signaled that South European austerity matched by northern bailouts will still be the rason d’être of Eurozone crisis management. The economic crisis has been publicised […]
TV | Made in Chelsea
Pseudo-reality obsessors all over Britain need wait no longer for the return of E4’s BAFTA Award winning show for its sixth series (yes, really). This is reality television at its finest, so long as the […]