Books to read in the heat of summer
Summer reading! As an English literature student, I look forward to when I am able to pick up a book that I’ve been meaning to read of my own volition,…
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Summer reading! As an English literature student, I look forward to when I am able to pick up a book that I’ve been meaning to read of my own volition,…
The sketch troupe made its return to The Assembly Rooms Theatre last Sunday with a show between life and death in front of a very enthusiastic audience.
Connie Brown breaks down her top 10 series of the past decade.
Dain Ahn discusses the purpose of philosophical activity and questions if it should continue to be pursued as a discipline at all.
Ella Langston explores the evolution of societies fears and how that is reflected in the changes in traditions during Halloween.
Rachel Barlow takes us on a journey through Falmouth Art Gallery's Henry Scott Tuke exhibition.
In this poem, Ruhee utilizes tercets to deal with themes of sexual assault and hopelessness.
Sure, South Korean TV shows are amazing-- but have you taken a look at the literature from the little peninsula?
Fiona Steer discusses whether we spend too much time studying and performing Shakespeare's work.
Evie Nicholson reviews The Lounge Society's gig at Newcastle's Head of Steam on the 2 of October