My Story: Achieving my childhood dreams did not cure my depression
Content warning: This article discusses depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. This Easter holiday, after getting steamrolled by the pressure of
S
VETO's The Breakfast Club – An Outstanding Adaptation
After feeling discontented by LUTG’s rather uninspiring choice of productions this term, I was pleasantly surprised to see that
S
What's in my Wardrobe: Siri Hampapur
What's your favourite fashion item in your wardrobe? My favourite fashion item would be a recent purchase of
S
Fat is a Feminist Issue: diet culture originates in cultural patriarchy
As a self-confessed reader of all things self-help, hearing a podcast which mentioned the titular book, Fat is a Feminist
S
There's more to uni than a degree
As this academic year comes to a close, there are many of us who will be graduating from university. Some
S
Steamed Hams: The Ultimate Guide
In 1996, The Simpsons aired an episode called ‘22 Short Films About Springfield’. One sketch from this sees Principal Skinner
S
Don't get me started on moving back home
They say your years at university will be the best of your life. Considering the amount of essay-stress, crippling debt
S
Creative Column- The Rebirth Of Martin Sweet
This issue's creative column is the beginning of a novel entitled The Rebirth of Martin Sweet. Rebirth is
S
SAVAGE X FENTY
We can all admit that the news of a Fenty lingerie collection made us eager to see what our favourite
S
Instagram is destroying our individuality
So here it is, another article complaining about social media and how it has turned the world into the most
S
LUTG's Dunsinane – difficult to fault
David Grieg's play 'Dunsinane' was first performed in 2010 by the National Theatre. It follows the
S
Bollywood in the world's eyes
Bollywood is one of the biggest movie industries in the world today, with millions of people around the globe watching
S
Beat the Burn
Has anyone else seen that big bright thing in the sky recently? That ball which scared the clouds away and
S
The North is the new powerhouse for graduates
Ambitious graduates used to go south for the best employment opportunities. Now we are seeing a cultural shift and they
S
Book Review – A Treasury of British Folklore
‘A Treasury of British Folklore: Maypoles, Mandrakes & Mistletoe’ by Dee Dee Chainey is the comprehensive guide to all things
S