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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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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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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10 Incredible Books by Black British Authors to Read in Black History Month
October is Black History Month, a celebration of the achievements of Black people in Britain. Founded in the 1980s, it
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Microadventure
At just 40-minutes from the Lake District, Lancaster University has more than its fair share of students who enjoy an
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“Go Play" – The Process of Writing an Original Musical
“You are perfectly cast in your life. I can't imagine anyone but you in the role. Go play.
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Twice Too Many? A Review of Midnight Sun
The excitement when Stephanie Meyer announced that she was releasing a brand-new Twilight book in 2020 followed me until I
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Arts Venues to Frequent this Academic Year
This is not a normal year to be a fresher! Even though a night out at the Sugarhouse is probably
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From Manchester, with slight awkwardness
Like many people who start university away from home, I settled into my group of friends from my flat easily,
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The Best Books We Read in Lockdown
It’s safe to say that lockdown has been no socially distanced walk in the park. It has been a
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5 Non-Fiction Books to Read For Starting University
Going to university can be an incredibly daunting task, especially when combined with the added challenges created by the pandemic.
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Anxiety and Excitement – How the Disney Society is Coping with Covid-19
If you talk to a university student, most of them will tell you that making friends was one of their
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An Interview with Jonny Randle and Josh Cannon, the artists behind Lancaster Arts’ ‘Making Frames’ project.
We spoke to ‘Making Frames’ artists Jonny Randle and Josh Cannon about their campus-based Lancaster Arts project. 1) What or
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Six Lancaster Walks to Explore this Autumn
As Lancaster University students, we are lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the country with Morecambe Bay
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A Successful Adaptation? A Book to TV Comparison of ‘Normal People’
Sally Rooney’s bestselling novel Normal People has taken the popular and literary world by storm, and what could be
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