A Conversation with Show Face Artistic Director: Lauren Elizabeth
“It’s chaos but – organised chaos” Show Face Festival is an online festival that celebrates ‘emerging creatives’ in the theatre
S
Culture
1963 posts
Review of 'Fallout' by Fred Pearce
Reviewing a book that discusses the ongoing history and aftermath of nuclear accidents, weapons development and other incidents might seem
S
'Bailrigg is Back'- Interview with Bailrigg FM's Station Manager
We caught up with Bailrigg FM’s station manager (Theo) about how Lancaster University’s radio station has been coping
S
Comfort Reads to Cosy Up With This Winter
One thing that kept me sane during the first lockdown was reading. Now that the days have become so much
S
5 Festive Fiction Releases Perfect for Christmas 2020
It's that time of the year where we get to read and watch all things festive. There'
S
Book Club Review: In the Dream House
In The Dream House has been one of my most anticipated reads since it was released last year, so I
S
How Truthful Are The Things We See?
We are surrounded by everyday visual culture, from paintings to images and cinema to something as ordinary as the traffic
S
Understanding Microaggressions
In this article, I want to explain what microaggressions are. As we move to the stage as a community to
S
Interview with the Author, Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller is a British author, originally from Bristol. He is the author of eight novels, and his most recent,
S
The Life and Legacy of Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde (1934-1992) was a self-described ‘black, mother, warrior, poet’. Her work aimed to ‘demystify the assumption that these terms
S
Review: Hamnet
Whether we like it or not, at school we are all introduced to (or forced to suffer through, whichever way
S
Keeping Yourself Sane in Lockdown 2.0
Britain is in its second lockdown of the Coronavirus pandemic. I’m sure at this point I am not the
S
5 Best Horror Games to Celebrate the Spooky Season
Now that the nights are getting longer and the weather is getting colder, there is no greater Autumnal sensation than
S
Remembering Life
The time we spend at university is unlike any other. For most of us, going to university is the longest
S
What is White Privilege
White Privilege has been defined by Kehinde Andrews, a Professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University, as "the
S