Haries succeed on track and trail
The Hare and Hounds running club have had a phenomenally successful year of racing. The club’s achievements, led by Captains Matthew Rallinson and Bronagh Wishart, are almost too numerous to…
Haries succeed on both track and trail
The Hare and Hounds running club have had a phenomenally successful year of racing. The club’s achievements, led by Captains Matthew Rallinson and Bronagh Wishart, are almost too numerous to mention…
Dissertation: gargantuan workload and symbolic rite of passage
The month of March is known as dissertation month for final years throughout the university. Yet, as Sarah Henderson attempts to finish her dissertation, she investigates whether the dissertation has…
Lunch on the go: the rise of the pop-up food stall on campus
Sarah Henderson investigates the increasing trend of pop-up food stalls around campus, and the impact it has upon student lifestyles. Hungry students are a well-known feature of university campuses across…
You shall go to the ball: glamour and nostalgia in society shindigs
We may not all embrace our inner Cinderella on a daily basis. Indeed, in a society increasingly aware of gender equality, endorsing an event that traditionally places women on a…
Hare and Hounds bask in BUCS success
The Hare and Hounds running club continue their successful season with an admirably strong performance at British Universities Cross Country Championships (BUCS), held at the University of Gloucestershire. Notwithstanding the…
Interview with actor and journalist Adam Pearson
Disabled actor Adam Pearson has starred in acclaimed film Under the Skin and recent documentaries such as Freak Show. He talks to Sarah Henderson about free speech, disability and hate…
‘Tis the season to wear hats?
With festive Santa hats adorning many a head, Sarah Henderson investigates the history of hat wearing and how hats have changed from being an integral part of social classification and identity to…