Confusion over costs of cancelled Grad Ball
On 16 May, Lancaster University Students’ Union made the decision to cancel Grad Ball. The Students’ Union said that the
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Top-heavy: The Scottish obesity crisis
It has long been known that the rate of obesity has been skyrocketing in many western nations, and Britain is
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Mindfulness: A method for improving mental health?
The difficulties that come with being a student are boundless. Exams, homesickness, staying healthy, sexual harassment, drinking culture, money, making
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Trying Not to Pirate
Many would argue that cinema as a medium in 2018 is hardly dependent on location. Streaming sites like Netflix and
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Interview: the student taking on Lancaster in a legal battle over strike compensation
Cathy Olphin is a student at Lancaster. She is leading a landmark legal case to recover compensation from the University
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Nick Mulvey's enchanting live show at Manchester's Albert Hall
It wasn’t a night for Bongo’s Bingo this evening, instead a much more intimate and perhaps sane evening
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The changing economy of festivals
The economy of festivals is now changing dramatically. When the first T in the Park festival took place in 1994
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Stress-busting bakes
The recipes presented here are tried and tested feel-good recipes that anyone can make; whether you’re stressing about revision
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The Listings
South Asian Design 19th May 2017– 10th June 2018 Manchester Art Gallery This exhibition, spanning the last three centuries, gives
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Tweakments: An Honest Guide to the world of Botox and Fillers
Fillers. Love them or hate them, they’re having ‘a moment’. With the likes of Kylie Jenner, as well as
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Labour win in Lancaster City Council by-election
The Labour Party retains seats on Lancaster City Council after the University and Scotforth Rural by-election. Amara Betts-Patel and Oliver
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Review: Highest Point Festival
SCAN had a blast reviewing Highest Point Festival recently, which took place in Lancaster's very own Williamson Park!
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Sound and Vision: Tom Beeston
What’s so enjoyable about discussing music videos is the increased subjectivity, in comparison to standalone music – barring “Thriller”, there
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Does the new Pacific Rim still pack a punch?
Pacific Rim Uprising succeeds in delivering visual spectacle, but fails to deliver emotional punch in a stagnant sequel to Guillermo
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NT Live: Macbeth – toil and trouble at the National Theatre
Rufus Norris shouldn’t need telling, but: the Olivier Theatre is too big for Macbeth. If ever a Shakespeare play
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