A discussion of the dangers of self-diagnosis of mental illnesses based on non-legitimised resources on Instagram and Tik-Tok.

A trip to North Berwick inspires a semi-poetic story about as life slowly returns to normal.

Hannah Shaw reviews the film 'Quo Vadis, Aida?'

Kirsten Provan recounts everything (from Netflix to YouTube) that has been helping her procrastinate writing her Masters dissertation.

This poem is about missing someone you love whose presence persists in your memories.

Evie Snelling discusses the harsh reality and social stigma attached to the AIDS pandemic and how it has taken a binge-worthy show for...

Clara Sablitzky and friends share their tips for getting through the new semester.

Ellie Wilson writes about Bolu Babalola's 'Love in Colour', a book which inspires 'pure joy'.

Jade Rawling’s poem “The Ancient War” is inspired by the uproar of romanticised battle.

Zebib K.A. reviews the film Kajillionaire, encapsulating the actors performances, storyline and subtle meanings in the film perfectly.

Kiera Mann provides an interesting review into the series 'The Queen's Gambit', revealing where it falls short and where it may be...

Rachel Watkins talks to 20-year-old influencer Nayna Florence about University, Youtube and her new Podcast.

Kirsty Thomson is in conversation with the Audacious Aunties as they embark on the third season of their amazing and insightful podcast.

Maddie Noton investigates the realities of prison life and the damaging effects that public opinion and stigma can have surrounding prisons.

Kirsten Provan explores the mental health of Amazon Prime's Mr Robot and how the series portrays dissociative identity disorder.

Clara Sablitzky provides some tips on how to look after our bodies and minds during midterms, winter weather and the current pandemic.

Kirsten Provan reviews this semi-autobiographical novel about a young Glaswegian boy growing up in the Thatcher era.

Maddie Noton writes a witty tribute to a cup of tea.

Tomos Morgan provides his song recommendations for some much needed escapism.

A playlist for inspiring creativity by Frances Roberts