The Dukes' Robin Hood: A Local Take on the Classic Tale
As Christmas draws near, panto season bursts into full swing, arriving in Lancaster with a flourish. SCAN were invited to
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BeReal: The App Taking Over Campus
Let’s take a deep dive into everyone’s new obsession of Being real, following the booming success of the
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LU Ballet Society: An Inclusive Space for All Ballerinas
The Ballet Society offers a unique opportunity to classical dance lovers and any budding or current ballerinas, while breaking the
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Unheard Voices: Lancaster Playwriting Prize Announced for 2023
The 2023 Lancaster Playwriting Prize has been announced to focus on disabled writers who live in the North of England.
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Prima Facie: How our Legal System Silences Survivors
Through Empire Street Productions, Suzie Miller delivers her stunning new play, Prima Facie, under a pre-recording from National Theatre Live
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Lancaster 3rd-Year Publishes First Book With London Press
Elizabeth Train-Brown will be appearing at the official book launch on the 5th October, 6.30 PM at Lancaster Waterstones,
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COVIDNow: The Interactive Exhibition Letting Us Look Back At The Pandemic
COVIDNow provides a creative open a dialogue on a post-covid world, sharing our recent pasts whilst finding the fun in
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Celebrating Madness, Artistry, And Death: Antanas Škėma‘s “White Shroud”
An ever-changing world with ever-changing beauty depicted in Antanas Skema's novel, White Shroud. Art has marked a metamorphosis
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Three Left Feet: Twelfth Night In The Bar Plotting Against Malvolia…And What A Night It Was
Theatre Review: 4/5 stars Shakespeare would have clambered out of his grave to see General Orsino and Commander Olivia
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Meghan Markle's Hair, Banana Wolves and Vegan Anthems: All You Need To Know About Eurovision 2022
The 66th Annual Eurovision Song Contest starts this week, but here is everything first-timers will need to know from your
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#EscApril Writing Challenge Hits Lancaster: We tried to see how long we'd last
With the annual April writing challenge spanning across the Easter break and term three deadlines, two Lancs students decided to
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Former Lancaster University Student Turned Bestselling Author
So many people dream of becoming a bestselling author, the next Sally Rooney or Stephen King, but not many of
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Why Are We Still Held to The Unrealistic Standards of Today’s Literary Characters?
I don’t want to feel bad about being human, I want to look up to my favourite characters and
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A Write Natter: Alan Cleaver and Local History
Alan Cleaver is a retired journalist living in Whitehaven, Cumbria. Loving nothing more than wandering the Lake District fells in
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A Write Natter: Steve Wharton and Storytelling
A champion of the spoken word – I believe Steve’s work will prove inspirational to students wishing to deepen their
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