The Problematic Imagery in Gone With The Wind
‘He who controls the media controls the mind of the public’– Noam Chomsky What are the requirements to become a
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The Odyssey behind "Epic: The Musical"
The concept album that breathes new life into a piece of literature from the ancients. Greek mythology has had a
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International Art Festival Opportunity this Summer with Art Beats
Art Beats Do you want to be Mr Worldwide for the summer? Want to add something extraordinary to your CV
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A Series of Suffering, Strength, and Survival: A Literary Insight to the Holocaust
[This article is in collaboration with LUX Journal.] TW/CW: death, violence, prostitution, Holocaust, anti-Semitism. As we steadily approach 80
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Investigating the Impact of AI on the Future of Creative Industries: A Collaborative Article with Chat GPT
Recently, an ominous statement has been on the lips of almost everyone: “AI is taking over”. But what does this
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UKRLAND: The Theatre Production by Ukrainian Artists that Earned a Standing Ovation
It's easy to feel disconnected from the atrocities occurring in Ukraine, learning about the tragedies separated by a
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David Hockney's Lightroom Exhibition Review: Perspective, Colour, and The Critics
Despite its high demand extending the exhibition from June 4 to October 1, reviews from art critics have been negative.
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Society Spotlight: Say Ciao to the Italian Society
Lancaster’s Italian Society was officially established in October 2021, but had begun informal meetings six months prior. The society
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Trading the Pen for a Chainsaw: Being a Northern Woodcarver
Sorin Iosipescu is a Bolton based Wood Carver, using chainsaws and logs to create intricate tree carvings of anything from
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Lancaster Arts: Being Swooned by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
On Thursday 2nd March, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra played in the Great Hall. The last time they performed at Lancaster University
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Litfest 2023: Exploring the Past, Creating the Future
Come and join Lancaster Litfest ’23 (17 – 26 March) as they return for their 44th year, with a packed programme
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Performing Arts Showcase Raises Over £500 For Local Charities
On Sunday 12th February, Lancaster Ballroom Dancing Society collaborated with performing arts societies across the university in an incredible showcase
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Flotsam and Jetsam: Lempen's Lancaster Debut
“Flotsam floats, Jetsam sinks – both their worlds are on the brinks, The jagged arcs of waves and sharks – chase them
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Lancaster MA Student Publishes First Book: Human Townspersons
Lancaster Creative Writing Masters student Liam Bates (he/they) published his first book of poetry, Human Townsperson, obtaining funding from
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“Bah Humbug!” — LUTG presents a loyal adaptation of A Christmas Carol
On December the 3rd, a full audience was treated to Lancaster University Theatre Group’s A Christmas Carol. Performed in
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