Continuing their celebrations as part of Freshers Week, LUU will be hosting a night market, complete with street food, cocktails, craft beer, art, and music
Dear the UK: you are not the centre of the European universe, and your Eurovision defeat was not political
Freja Ellefsen and Jess Garnett debunk the British public’s myths concerning the UK’s Eurovision flop.
This year’s Eurovision has become a diplomatic nightmare
Will Nixon explores the disagreements and controversies surrounding this year’s Eurovision competition.
EngSoc x The Gryphon: A week in the wonderful world of English
Catch up on all things literature, awards, and recommendations in this first ever English Society feature!
Will Trump’s acquittal negatively impact Biden’s foreign policy?
President Donald Trump on the 13th of February was found to be not guilty and acquitted from his second impeachment trial, on the matter of whether he had incited the Capitol riot or not. If […]
The Gryphon’s artists to watch in 2021
All the acts the Music and Clubs editors think you should be keeping a firm eye on over the coming annum.
The Best Film and TV Coming in 2021
Mia Fulford gives us a rundown of all the best content coming to the big- and small-screen in 2021.
The Gryphon’s favourite albums of 2020
The Gryphon Music and Clubs writers talk you through their favourite albums, EPs and mixtapes of 2020 – beautiful moments in what was a pretty awful year.
The Gryphon’s top tracks of 2020
With the year coming to a close, our writers came together to share some of their favourite tracks of the year.
Some long-need(l)ed changes are finally being made to the Blood Donor Scheme
Tharushi Wijesiri and Morwenna Davies report on changes to the questionnaire process, and how this means more gay and bisexual men will be able to give blood.
Artist Spotlight: Disability Month edition
Spotlighting some great artists this Disability Month, ranging from sculptors to revered writers.
The gryph-online: The arts and culture editors’ top stream picks
Print Editor Sinead O’Riordan: Synecdoche, New York, Charlie Kaufman (Amazon Prime) This is a weird one to wrap your head around. It‘s basically a film about a play about a play, with all linear understanding […]