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Words: ​​Savannah Meriwether (She/her) A dead rock star can’t betray you. They won’t make mistakes or grow old. They hover in angelicism and kaleidoscopic imagery.

Words: Annita Cunnigham (she/her) The “small town mentality” has not only grown, its parameters extending across whole parts of the country, but has been rewoven

Words: Scarlet Morrison (she/her) ‘Eurovision is non-political, strictly neutral. Doesn’t matter if you’re good or brutal…‘ In the semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025

Words: Ethan McGrory (he/him) What once was perhaps the most cohesive Victorian city in the United Kingdom has been tastelessly disrupted. Whilst intended as progress,

Words: Alfie Ward (he/him) ‘It is this awareness of the closeness of death, of the beauty inherent in each moment, that allows us to endure.

Words: Natalia Nowak (she/her)  Cw: war, violence, death, The year is 1993, and the decade of change is well underway. The world is scrambling to

Words: Alice McCloskey (she/her) The photography of Paweł Jaszczuk depicts businessmen in Tokyo slumped in various positions of exhaustion after working weeks of up to

Words: Leila Edelsztein Satz It’s not hard to tell apart a final-year student from the various crowds and dwellers of the UoG campus. Identifiable by

Words by Kinga Kusyk Photography by Martha Clough While standing in a queue waiting to enter the gates of paradise, I overhear many embarrassed, hushed

Interview with Alex Hetherington and Simon Eilbeck Words: Evie Glen (she/her) I watched Alex Hetherington’s The Disco: A Portrait of Simon Eilbeck twice before this

Words: Rebekah McCrorie (she/her)  In the meantime, all we can do is hope our next bus turns up on time, hope the prices of parking

Words: Tess Hardy (she/her) CW: food insecurity ‘They murdered Valjean, when they chained me and left me for dead, just for stealing a mouthful of

Words: Rosalind Gribben (she/her) Above the Gilbert Scott building, a determinative finger creates an ominous shadow over the quadrangles annually. This year, the finger pointed

Words: Marianne Phillips (she/her) Chappell Roan took to Instagram, turned off comments, and exclaimed ‘Women don’t owe you shit’ – speaking not only for herself

Words: Sophie Charlotte Graham (she/her) BeReal: A new and revolutionary app which praised itself on prioritising authenticity is now causing its downfall with its own