“Say her name!”: On how Lancaster is reacting to Sarah Everard’s death
A chorus could be heard every night last week from Dalton Square. Kill the bill! Kill the bill! Kill the
S
It’s Trad, Dad! Jazz is Overdue its Big British Comeback
Trad (traditional jazz) was a New Orleans revivalist movement of jazz in Britain during the 50s and 60s which rejected
S
Euphoria Specials Review: A Bare and Honest Exploration of the Series’ Main Characters
Warning: Spoilers When I sat down to watch the first out of the two special episodes of Euphoria, I had
S
In Conversation with Amy Stanning about New LUSU Parent and Carer Policies
Reforms to Lancaster University's parent and carer Student policies came about on the 2nd of March as a
S
Interview with GROUPLOVE's Hannah Hooper
“It’s to release that tension we’ve all been holding.” – Hannah Hooper of GROUPLOVE on the pandemic, parenthood and
S
The Trident nuclear programme: It’s time to ban the bomb
Beneath all of the hate crimes, murder, police brutality, and COVID-related developments in the news lately, there’s another troubling
S
Student-led EDI Conference ‘Beyond Six Characteristics’ for August 2021
A team of student representatives for the English Literature and Creative writing department’s EDI (Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity) committee
S
Does Schitt$ Creek spell the end of the reality television family?
“Would the Kardashians still be the Kardashians without their money?”, Dan Levy said when discussing the inspiration for his Emmy
S
SU Green Lights Sugarhouse Renaming Proposal
For the past few weeks, there has been a lot of speculation and spirited discussions among the student community about
S
Bridgerton: What everyone’s NOT talking about
If you’re here for another thirst-article about the dashing Duke – think again. I am not jumping on the Bridgerton
S
A Review of SS21 Digital Fashion Shows…
Covid-19 has caused problems for the fashion industry, whether it be designer brands or high street brands, many have struggled
S
Seeing People Like Me
When it comes to LGBTQ+ History Month, I find myself both thinking about the wider history of the community, and
S
How To Be Bad at Bullet Journaling
I am objectively bad at bullet journaling. I am bad at doing it regularly, which I feel is a fundamental
S
Biden's First Foreign Policy Test
A coup in Myanmar has prompted the first insight into what the foreign policy of a Biden presidency will look
S
What you should read according to every lockdown mood
Reading has been shown to improve your mental health by reducing stress and even symptoms of depression. So, now that
S