Francesca Iucci explores the latest series, Maid, from Netflix.
In conversation with Bloxx during their 2021 UK tour
After almost a year of not being able to see each other due to the pandemic, BLOXX
are back and better than ever as they prepare to perform on their biggest headline
tour to date.
Sustainable fashion store ‘Tråd Collective’ opens in Headingley
Following Tråd Collective’s recent launch party, Bethany Wright interviewed store owner Josefin Wanner about ethical fashion, her own designs and student sustainability.
A Day at The Races and What Leeds Students Wore
Isabella Wagstaff-Sands takes us on an exploration of what University of Leeds students wore to the Doncaster Races.
Gone Vintage: The Gentrification of Thrifting
Jessica Mount outlines the implications of the sustainable act of thrift shopping.
A Quick Guide to Guy Fawkes Night
Happy Bonfire Night! Eleanor Richardson gives us the lowdown on why we really celebrate this 5th November.
Sustainable Influencers You Should Be Following
Isabella Wagstaff pens a list of the best sustainable influencers you should be following right now.
George’s Crispy Egg Fried Noodles
George Jessop starts off a new student cooking series for us with an easy and quick crispy egg fried noodles recipe!
Top Picks for the Spookiest Halloweekend
Writer Harriet Purbrick shares her thoughts on the best films to watch this Halloweekend.
Feeling Fresh and Fruity
The leaves are falling in Hyde Park and Morrisons is stocking Christmas decorations, so winter must be on its way. It can be difficult to maintain a fresh, balanced diet during the colder months. Food […]
The Freshers Flu That Just Won’t Go
We are all sick right now. At least that’s what I’m telling myself to soften the FOMO as I make myself my sixth cup of Lemsip and cancel my plans all over again. But I’m […]
Review: Open Theatre’s The Passion of Bonnie & Clyde
Emotion turns cowboys into soulful women in this short, lively and timeless original production about the notorious Bonnie and Clyde. A successful simple love story, the one-act play was at its best when the two titular characters navigated their romance, illuminating as lovers rather than criminals.