Chris Dietz Eden Hazard Incident 1/02/2013 Last week South Wales police dropped their investigation into the incident which saw Chelsea winger Eden Hazard kicking out at a Swansea City ball boy in reaction to […]
Wembley Welcomes New-Look Brazil Side
Stephen Topping England v Brazil Preview 05/02/2013 As England’s forthcoming friendly against Brazil takes place as part of the Football Association’s 150th anniversary celebrations, it seems fitting that the visitors have named one of the […]
Festival News: Y Not Festival Tickets Go On Sale!
Listen in festival-lovers! Y Not 2013 tickets are now on sale and can be bought HERE. The festival will run from Friday 2nd – Sunday 4th August this summer and is set to be equally […]
Female Seeks Finance
Last week Leeds Student reported on female students using dating sites to meet men who were willing to give them money. This week Big Debate asks, is it ok to use ‘Sugar Daddy’ websites to pay for university fees? […]
The Secret Rugby Player
This is the Secret Rugby Player, our new column inspired by the Guardian’s Secret Footballer. Find out what life is really like in the University Rugby Team as our man reveals all on what […]
Leeds Carnegie Sneak Past Plymouth
Jack Fairs 03.02.13 Leeds Carnegie 28-26 Plymouth Albion Leeds Carnegie had to battle hard until the final whistle on Sunday to hold off a late second-half charge from visitors Plymouth Albion. While Leeds led the […]
10 tips to make your food last longer: stop being a serial shopper
Have you ever been frustrated that your food seems to disappear quickly? Or that it’s gone off before you’ve eaten it? I know I have, but it’s led me to think up a few handy […]
Books: My Name Is Red by Orhan Pamuk
Orhan Pamuk’s My Name Is Red is one of the more complicated books I’ve ever read. It contains fifty-nine chapters, focusing mainly on twelve narrative voices (as if one wasn’t enough) and concentration is […]
Books: Across A Bridge Of Dreams by Lesley Downer
Across a Bridge of Dreams is the compelling journey of forbidden love in turbulent nineteenth century Japan. The novel is set in the aftermath of civil war during a period of fast industrial progression. Despite […]
Theatre | Two Gents
Leeds Student’s Josephine Langdon popped down to Canal Mills to suss out BackBreak Theatre’s much-talked-about show ‘Two Gents’ 4/5 stars Canal Mills January 24 ‘Two Gents’ was BackBreak Theatre’s second ever show, first full-scale […]
A Closer Look At… Quentin Tarantino
With the release of his recent blockbuster; Django Unchained (2012), the legendary director, screenwriter and producer has come into the limelight once more. Tarantino is recognised as part of the cream of Hollywood’s crop of […]
Soc of the Week 01.02.13: Belly Dance Society
President: Hannah Brock Membership: £5/year Classes: £20/semester Facebook: Luu Belly Dance Society 2012/13 Regular classes: Thursday 7-8pm; Thursday 8-9pm; Monday 6-7pm, The Treehouse LUU Belly Dance Society offers members the chance to learn one of the oldest forms of […]