Month: October 2025

Ioan Trigger 13 October 2025

Last week at the Labour Party Conference, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced the reintroduction of the student maintenance grant. It...

Esmée Huizinga 13 October 2025

The concept of going on a ‘study abroad’ is probably not unbeknownst to most of you reading this article. Neither...

Lisa Clark 13 October 2025

Lisa Clark reviews the use of symbolism in Handel's 'Susanna', a production put on by Opera North. Handel’s opera ‘Susanna’...

Paul Evangelista 13 October 2025

Paul Evangelista discusses One Battle After Another (2025), a new "direction" for the director. Writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson isn’t a...

Mishika Gupta 13 October 2025

Students gathered outside the University of Leeds Union on Wednesday 8th of October for a protest organised by the Leeds...

Lydia Stephenson 12 October 2025

Lydia Stephenson reviews Tim Mielants' second collaboration with Cillian Murphy - Steve (2025) It isn’t very often you walk away...

Francesca Langley 12 October 2025

25 years after its initial publication, Francesca Langley gives a short review of Michelle Tea's Valencia. A cornerstone of San...

Daniel Spencer 10 October 2025

Frequently hurling abuse at major outlets for any form of criticism, Donald Trump is known for his hostility towards the...

Will Garrood 10 October 2025

From where I'm sat in my cold and drafty room in an upstairs flat in the western boondocks of Leeds,...

Em O'Riley 10 October 2025

The Labour conference, held last week in Liverpool, fell at a pivotal point for the Labour government. Drawing closer to...