Drake and Kendrick Lamar Beef Explained
Charlotte breaks down the recent conflict between hip hop artists Drake and Kendrick Lamar.
UnderStand
The features section discusses experiences, individuals, and local businesses.
End of Semester Burn-Out
Sarah gives tips on how to avoid burn out, with exams quickly approaching.
‘Boarders’: Is It Black British Brilliance?
Abbie reviews the BBC drama-comedy ‘Boarders’.
Rebecca, Homelessness and Fame
Charlotte discusses Rebecca, a transgender homeless drug addict and internet celebrity, and the problems with her fame.
Why Jürgen Klopp Leaving Liverpool Matters
Charlotte reminisces on Klopp’s role in Liverpool and English football, as a whole.
Being Positive in a Month Like January
Sarah gives tips on how to stay positive despite the cold and wind.
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes: Is YA Dystopia Relevant Again?
Charlotte considers the popularity and relevance of the new Hunger Games film to the current political climate.
The Dome of the Rock’s Importance to Umayyad Cultural Policy
Michael describes how the Dome of the Rock’s construction and architecture reflect the cultural syncretism policy of the Umayyad empire.
The Female Gaze: What Is It and Why Is Everyone Talking About It?
Charlotte explains Mulvey’s notion of the female gaze and discusses its relevance in today’s cinematic landscape.
Readjusting to life in St Andrews
Sarah contemplates the annual readjustment to life in St Andrews as we return in September.