The pride in me
“To have pride in myself has been a struggle my entire life”: Emerson Shams explains the significance of queer Pride for them.
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Anna Kuptsova
The joys (and tribulations) of travelling solo
Goya Verity reflects on the character building experience of travelling as a party of one.
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Aggressively splattered paint: determining the value of art
“Who are we to create a standard by which we can judge the value of art?” Erin Waks ponders how we can best appreciate artworks.
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‘Conversations with Friends’ and the art of the stylised slow burner
“Binge-worthy, high-quality television at its finest”: Film & TV Editor, Charlotte Grimwade, reviews the television adaption of Sally Rooney’s ‘Conversations with Friends’.
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Follicles
Grace Wakefield examines the stigma still associated with women’s body hair in this artful poem.
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Government plans for higher education: why humanities and arts degrees still matter
“Looking at education solely in the contexts of graduate employment and economic growth can be problematic”: Tom Harbottle explores what government plans for higher education means for students.
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Woman
“That dares love twice as much as venus”: Laura Gibbs shares her experiences of bisexual womanhood in this powerful poem.
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Final term, finally ‘normal’
‘Despite the forecast, live like it’s spring’: Indigo Editor Honor Douglas reflects on this edition’s theme, Easter.
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A Guide to: Passiontide choral music
“Music, being the cross-denominational instrument of worship it is, is central to the commemoration of the Lenten season.” In our ‘A Guide to Series’, Music Editor Annabelle Bulag introduces some of their Lenten favourites.
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Is it just me?
Eleanor Tait talks Mother’s day, daffodils and being a daughter in this candid prose.
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