The People’s Parade for Climate Action: Activism in Lancaster and Beyond
On the eve of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, local climate activists in Lancaster showed their support for climate
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Dracula: The Untold Story – Do We Understand Evil?
When I walked into the Dukes to watch the matinee performance of Dracula: The Untold Story, produced by Imitating the
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The Exorcist III is the Greatest Film of All Time and I’m Tired of Pretending It's Not
Towards the beginning of William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist III, Bill Kinderman (George C. Scott), an old police lieutenant
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Black Panther and Giving Black Women Their Own Identity
One of Marvel's best-loved films, Black Panther, does a lot for the black community. But it does even
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First Ever Twitter Live Breast Check: #TouchLookCheck
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the charity Breast Cancer Now will be hosting the first ever Twitter Live
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"The Fact That DJ Wez is No Longer at Lancaster is Utterly Devastating": The End of an Era, But What’s To Come?
As a second-year student, I stepped into The Crafty Scholar’s purple-tinged, ornately-decorated rooms with only stories about the legendary
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Standing in Solidarity Didn’t Cross GLOW’s Mind: “You Can Cover the Drinks, But You Can’t Cover…the Misogyny”
In response to the ‘Lancaster Night In’ petition which now has over 400 signatures to its name, nightclubs in Lancaster
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Aretha Franklin: It Took Me 20 Years to Discover One of the 20th Century's Greatest Artists
Confession time: for a good majority of my two decade existence, I had never heard of Aretha Franklin despite her
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Judas and the Black Messiah Maximises the Weight of the True Story
Many recent cinematic stories have delved deep into black history's myriad aspects. A proportion of those successes have
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Celebrating Modern BAME Change and Activism in Lancaster
Lancaster’s history reveals its role within the 18th century slave trade and an economy built off the profits of
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Sugarhouse Stands in Solidarity with ‘Girls Night In’
The Sugarhouse will close next Wednesday night in solidarity with the “Girls Night In” boycott over drink spiking in nightclubs
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Lancaster Girls Night In Petition Sparks Debate: “I Think It's Fucked…I’m Going To Do What I Want To Do”
Since the start of the new academic year, the UK has witnessed a mass outbreak of spiking in nightclubs, with
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Candyman 1992 vs 2021: The Symbol of Black Suffering Remains Tragically Relevant
The last few years have seen the meteoric rise of the ‘Social Thriller’, a subgenre of horror that focuses heavily
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Lancaster Academics Accused of "Discrimination" By Racial & Ethnic Minority Students' Officer
In the midst of Black History Month, Max Kafula (Racial & Ethnic Minority Students' Officer) was told to step
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Get Out: An Idiosyncratic Concoction of Suspense and Levity
What better way to celebrate Black History Month and Halloween in October than Get Out? Following the success of the
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