Juliette Flach reviews the ‘Journeys Live’ World Music event which took place in Manchester’s Cathedral Gardens, reflecting on the positive messages of displayed in the face of hatred and division.
Hear from two Manchester residents about the importance of food in their cultural identity.
Bella Jewell meets with three members of the team behind ‘Art on the Sly’: a group of students who are seeking to make art accessible to all
Calypso April, a student abroad, talks of her experiences in Copenhagen’s thriving art scene
Nicole Lloyd explores the exploitation of black culture in high fashion
Ideal for students on a budget, this affordable city has something for everyone with its modern vibe but deep and detailed history
Jack Greeney recounts his experiences at the Chinese Moon Festival
Biennial festival brings more money into local economy than ever before
The Kind Words and Moos stand out as eye-opening insights into modern Jewish life
Lauren Valentine contends that cultural modules are an essential part of any language degree, and students should be striving for a deeper understanding of a country’s culture, not just furthering their career.
Sam Brougham discusses the relocation of the Pride festival in Manchester away from Canal Street due to planned redevelopments and what this means for the LGBTQ+ communities who have celebrated there for decades.
Ethan Davies previews Hull’s premiere metropolitan music festival, Humber Street Sesh, which is the perfect getaway for those of you needing new music, cheap drinks, and thoroughly lovely locals
Anyone being: John Travolta, Woody Allen, Kevin Spacey (and the list goes on…)
Researchers at the University of Manchester, in collaboration with the University of British Columbia, Canada, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and Stanford University, United States, have recently published a major new study in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution. It shows that whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tight-knit social groups. […]
It’s time for trick or treat, pumpkins, and scary outfits. Halloween has crept up on us once more. Many are prepared — coloured contacts, litres of fake red blood, and the spookiest of outfits ready and waiting — whilst some such as myself are clutching at straws for a sinister yet sensational costume for a […]
Sophia Macpherson recounts how she fell in love with Spain’s flamenco dance
The corporate commercialisation of female empowerment is degrading
With its recent changes and historical significance seemingly in conflict, is it time to rethink the BBC’s funding?
