Fem Soc Black History: A Journey Through Time exhibition
Antonina Dolecka reviews the University of Edinburgh exhibition closing Black History month celebrating inspiring black women On Friday, 29th of October, closing off Black History Month, Feminist Society in collaboration…
Why are younger generations not having children?
In recent years, the notion of Gen Z and younger Millennials not wanting children has gained some publicity. This discussion seems to be everywhere from the public eye to private…
Vaccinations for 12 to 15 year-olds – a case of consent and its wider implications
Last week the Health Secretary accepted the decision of the UK Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) to start the vaccination roll-out for people aged 12-15 years old in Scotland. Beginning on…
Soc in the spotlight: Contemporary Arts Society
The Contemporary Arts Society is a brand new addition to the broad spectrum of creativity-embracing organisations in Edinburgh. The society’s President, Holly, and Vice-President, Frankie spoke with The Student, giving…
“Astonishing and genuinely funny” – Sharp Teeth Theatre’s Sherlock in Homes review
Sherlock in Homes – Murder on Ice: interactive crime-solving with excellent acting Are you looking for ninety minutes of witty entertainment to overcome the nostalgia for theatre performances? Sherlock in…
Vulnerability and the pandemic: lending a helping hand
If we were to be completely honest about the harsh truth of our current situation, the vast majority would settle for a tired face and say how hopeless they feel…
More to miss than opening nights
Speaking from my lifetime of 20 years, I want to assure you there is no better feeling than the one of accomplishment. Having experienced the backstage process of a theatrical…
Unusual celebrations in an unusual year
The year 2020 was hard for a variety of reasons and for many students, it did not end on a particularly optimistic note. As more lockdown restrictions were placed due…