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Should I Stay Or Should I Go?

Posted on 1st February 201929th March 2019 by Georgie Fuhri

Following First Semester, Georgie Discusses Feeling of Belonging While at University Going home, wherever that may be. For some, it is wonderful. A thing to be excited about: seeing loved ones, pets, old friends. For […]

Time We All Woke Up

Posted on 1st February 201929th March 2019 by Charley Weldrick

Charley explores the real reason that advertisers are using public debates in their marketing campaigns, and whether it’s for anyone’s gain but their owns. The Gillette ad, much like the Iceland palm oil ad, is […]

Daring Dates for Valentines Day

Posted on 1st February 20195th June 2019 by Carys Reid-Davies

Valentines Day is less than a month away and that means it’s time to up the game and pull out all the stops to create a beautifully romantic night for your special someone. Or does […]

Why Does Hollywood Deem it Necessary to Romanticise Serial Killers?

Posted on 1st February 2019 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Why does Hollywood deem it necessary to romanticise serial killers: Zac Efron starring as Ted Bundy in Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile. Where do we draw the line between portraying Ted Bundy’s charming exterior and […]

A Student Attempt at Dry January

Posted on 30th January 201929th March 2019 by Hannah Simpson-Orlebar

Firstly, I must mention while I did intend to complete Dry January, I only survived for two and half weeks, as celebrating/forgetting my Modern Literature exam was greatly needed, and I did so with multiple […]

Veganuary: Flexitarian Starter Pack

Posted on 28th January 201929th March 2019 by Andri Neocleous

You may or may not have participated in Veganuary this year. Either way, it’s never too late to incorporate some plant-based foods into your diet. Whilst there are numerous benefits of veganism (from health, sustainability […]

Trying Veganuary: Plant Based Lunches

Posted on 22nd January 201929th March 2019 by Andri Neocleous

Incorporating more meat-free meals into your diet is a popular new year’s resolution. Whilst it is relatively easy to have a vegan breakfast/dinner (by using nut milk over your cereal, and replacing the beef mince […]

National Popcorn Day

Posted on 19th January 20195th June 2019 by Megan Whitby

National Popcorn day is celebrated annually on the 19th January and provides the perfect opportunity to reflect and appreciate such a timeless snack. It is believed that popcorn has been around as early as 3600 […]

Faith and Freshers’: Do University and Religion Clash?

Posted on 15th January 201929th March 2019 by Nathan Olsen

Faith and university are often seen as somewhat incompatible. Who has time to go to church on a Sunday morning when you’ve just been out on a Saturday night and your friends are heading out […]

National Hugging Day

Posted on 15th January 201929th March 2019 by Georgie Wardall

Allocated on January 21st because the creator believed it was when people’s spirits were low, falling right between Christmas and Valentine’s Day, National Hugging Day has come around to tell you to hug your nearest […]

Five Things to Do For Your Revision Break

Posted on 4th January 201929th March 2019 by Georgie Wardall

Taking a study break is a slippery slope. There is no denying it is a crucial part of effective revision, because revision is only worthwhile when it’s being executed effectively, and it can’t be effective […]

How to make realistic New Year’s resolutions

Posted on 4th January 201929th March 2019 by Sioned Griffiths

It is a tradition to sit down at the end of the calendar year and set resolutions for the next. People all over the world make promises to better themselves, only to break them later. […]

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