A Kabylie wedding: stories of volunteering abroad!
This week Felix Travel features Marco, who is sharing some experiences he was lucky enough to have, all due to his volunteer work in Algeria! There’s more to travel than just century old monuments!
Issue 1714
15th Feb 2019
Union Reform has only just begun – now we need you
This week comment writer Ansh Bhatnagar argues for your support for far reaching and enduring Union reform
IC Squash: It was a Roller! (coaster weekend)
Great Expectations were weighing heavily on the shoulders of IC Squash as they returned to this year’s Roehampton University Cup as the defending champions.
Union to scrap breakfast offering following huge losses
The trial of Union Breakfast has come to an end, just five months after its launch
Noonday Dream revisited: How one gig opened my eyes to the full beauty of Ben Howard’s latest album
Released back in June 2018, Ben Howard’s Noonday Dream was drastically unlike any of his previous works, dividing fans and critics alike. Initially panned by many (music writer Alex Large included) for its sombre and desolate tones , the album is a slow burner that has to be experienced live
Folk tales of an anti-facist working-class hero
Whilst living in Scotland I learnt that there are few better ways to spend a cold Tuesday night than in one of the many folk bars dotted throughout the country. Here, in the warm atmosphere of ale and brown wood, musicians walk in and out, playing freely, sipping from their
Surreal and beautiful: The Good Person of Szechwan
Brecht’s political commentary, boldly executed
Dior: Designer of Dreams
Enter a dream world of elegance and glamour