A night with Prince Andrew
Duncan Wheeler, Lecturer and Chair of Spanish Studies at the University of Leeds, recounts a weird and wild evening spent
World Bipolar Day: Living Between Waves and Episodes
Séamus O'Hanlon writes about his experience with Bipolar disorder and the life he has created around it.
Exploring queer history through the Gryphon archives
Freya Stancliffe takes us through the history of The Gryphon's LGBT archives and what may be missing
“C’est le common sense”: Student Protests Take to
In Canada, students face many of the same problems as they do in the UK: rising tuition fees, high rents,
What the Treatment of Child Q Says About
Writer, Jessica Tait summarises the recent reports of the unlawful strip-search of child Q and what it means for the
Adultification Bias: the effect of racial prejudice on
A fifteen-year-old black schoolgirl, known only as Child Q, was strip-searched by police officers in 2020. The police were called
“We’ve all started to realise just how important
Isabel Ralphs speaks to Left Bank’s Director, Sue Jennings, and Community Projects Coordinator, Loren Turton, about how the pandemic helped
Koko Popperz on the Commercialisation of Drag
Isabel Ralphs speaks to local drag queen, Koko Popperz, about the commercialisation of drag, her experience of performing in the
Raw Meat, Redrum and Rosary Beads
Kyle Galloway explores the influence of camp in the music industry, and what its historical evolution tells us about camp’s
An Interview with the Leeds Refugee Forum
Calum Pinches sits down with Leeds Redugee Forum to dicuss the challenges that are facing asylum seekers in the UK.