LGBT+ History Month: Celebrating gaming’s LGBTQIA characters
This LGBT+ History Month we look back on some of the best examples of LGBTQ representation in gaming.
February 2022
70 years of creativity
What can we learn from those different from us? In an interview with amateur artist Sheila Cunningham, Rachel Barlow looks over seventy years of art, creativity, and life.
Why we wear pink and red on Valentine’s Day
This article explores the symbolism and associations surrounding the colours of pink and red, and why these are attached to Valentine's Day.
The Orielles gig review
Jamie Lunnon reviews The Orielles' electrifying gig at Newcastle Students' Union, 28/1
How to love Valentine’s Day when you’re single
Isabel Drugan takes a look at some of the ways to enjoy Valentine's Day as a singleton.
Valentine’s Day – From the saint’s original rebellion to capitalist consumerism, is the holiday still worth celebrating?
As a holiday celebrated for a Catholic Saint, Valentine's Day's connection to love and romance can initially seem to have evolved from nowhere. However, once the legends surrounding Saint Valentine…
In honour of LGBT+ History Month
Introducing this week's editor's picks, Anna Stringer reflects on the importance of commemorating LGBT+ history.
The Great British scone debate
Find out if the national preference for scones is jam first or cream first with Harriet Banks, who offers her opinion along with a deliciously simple recipe you can use…
Nuclear power is a lazy solution to the climate crisis
Following the government's investment of £100 million in nuclear power stations, Davina discusses the effectiveness of nuclear power as a solution to climate change.
Live Theatre’s Elevator Festival 2022 introduces the best new plays by rising talent
Elevator Festival returns to Live Theatre from Tuesday 16 to Saturday 26 March with an exciting opportunity to take a first look at plays by the future theatre makers from…