Halloween origins: how different are our fears from those of the past?
Ella Langston explores the evolution of societies fears and how that is reflected in the changes in traditions during Halloween.
2021
A Cornish gem: Falmouth Art Gallery
Rachel Barlow takes us on a journey through Falmouth Art Gallery's Henry Scott Tuke exhibition.
Relieved it’s over: a honest review of freshers’ week
Jessica Donaldson assesses the highs and lows of freshers' week - and whether its really worth the exhaustion.
Have the Tories become too out of touch?
As the Conservative Party conference drew to a close in Manchester, it was apparent that the message the Tories wished to drive home above all else is this: levelling up…
The House
In this poem, Ruhee utilizes tercets to deal with themes of sexual assault and hopelessness.
The digital world of the girl child
In this article, Helen Tyler-Cole explores the International Day of the Girl Child, what it is, its effect and how the pandemic has increased the digital divide.
University and mental health
Anna Stringer introduces the first editor's picks of term and comments on the issue of mental health at university.
Done watching Squid Game? Why not try reading Korean poetry?
Sure, South Korean TV shows are amazing-- but have you taken a look at the literature from the little peninsula?
The places that we call home
A few days ago, I was listening to a podcast hosted by a woman from Poland, Joanna Okuniewska, who decided to emigrate to Iceland with her partner. She has been…
Is too much time spent on Shakespeare?
Fiona Steer discusses whether we spend too much time studying and performing Shakespeare's work.