Essay Writing: My Tips and Tricks
Throughout your time at university you will be asked to write an essay, probably a lot of essays – even if
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David Attenborough’s 'A Life on Our Planet' Reviewed
Sir David Attenborough’s A Life on Our Planet was released on Netflix on Sunday 4th October, being moved from
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Review of 'Dr Blood’s Old Travelling Show': a darkly comic tonic to reality.
Dr Blood’s Old Travelling Show was the ideal mixture of the humorous and the macabre; perhaps the sort of
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Ninja Sex Party – The Prophecy Album Review
Comedy albums are hit and miss. But Ninja Sex Party’s 5th original album, The Prophecy, is one of the
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Lancaster’s Autumnal Beauty Spots
Autumn accentuates this historic city’s enchanting spots. With the rust coloured leaves strewn all over the city and everyone
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Queers, Jews and Liberals: Remembering the disciples, a review of Witness
It is not often we remember Jesus as the Israeli freedom fighter he was but Kinsman does just that – and
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Kenzo Takada: A Tribute
The Tiger. That’s what you are all thinking when someone states the brand ‘Kenzo’ to you right? Those vibrant
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'The Haunting of Bly Manor' Reviewed: Horror doesn’t always need to be scary
It’s been labelled as the poor relation to The Haunting of Hill House and scoffed at for its lack
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"I literally took a pill in Ibiza": Interview with a student addict
Maddy is a second-year Lancaster University student. She is also a self-described drug addict and alcoholic. So, Maddy, describe a
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Covid-19 Cannot Stop Student Creativity – An Interview with Lancaster University Art Society
We spoke to Amie, Roseanna, Annie, and James from Lancaster University Art Society to discuss how they are coping with
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Trump Vs. Reality: Who will win?
In Trump’s inner circle, there is an ongoing debate at the moment about who will break the news to
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A24’s 'Saint Maud' Reviewed: “A spectacular parable of solitude in contemporary Britain”
★★★★★ Morfydd Clark transcends all previous notions of performance in writer-director Rose Glass’s debut film. The psychological thriller/horror marks
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Sufjan Stevens – The Ascension: A Break-up with the Past
Sufjan Stevens’ music has always been inspired by America, be it American folklore, history, or geography, particularly on his two
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Review: Ghosts by Dolly Alderton
Whilst it was released in October during the spooky season, Ghosts isn’t your average book of horror. I would
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Horror: The Genre with the Best and Worst Remakes
By the time you read this Halloween season has passed us by and now we’re facing the agonising few
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