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Queen Symphonic @ Liverpool Philharmonic | Gig Review

Queen Symphonic... Queen are a legendary band that need no introduction. With over 180 million records sales across 15 studio albums, it does not matter if you are head banging...

Dry Cleaning @ The Shipping Forecast |Gig Review

The Big Moon Gig Review at Liverpool O2 Academy 2 – 28/02/2020

A Conversation With Rachel Sargeant

Review: ‘Conversations with Stacey Dooley’- Hello, Miss. H!

Just Soup(erb)!

King Nun @ SOUND Basement | Interview and Review

An Interview with Darcy Oake

Student Colour Run Returns to Liverpool

Lighthouse Family @ Liverpool Philharmonic| Gig Review

Introducing the Lighthouse Family... Younger audiences may be asking ‘Who are the Lighthouse Family?’, but as soon as ‘High’ or ‘Ocean Drive’ are played, people know who they are. Keyboardist...

Night of the Living Dead – Remix: Review

"They're coming to get you, Barbra..." George A. Romero’s 1968 cult classic horror film Night of the Living Dead, began a tradition of zombie films to which all of the...

HMLTD @ Arts Club| Review

The Guild has voted to support the UCU strikes

The Guild’s support of the UCU strikes becomes topic of Summit

19 Candidates for the Student Officer Elections 2020/21 have been revealed

Everything you need to know about UoL’s Gaming Society’s Fundraising Event

I Think We Are Alone: Review

Animal Farm: A Review

Tame Impala- The Slow Rush | Album Review

Galentine’s Day: The Best Foodie Adventures for You and Your Gal Pals

Whether you're wifed off or hopelessly single, Galentine's Day is for you. Described on Urban Dictionary as a day ‘when you celebrate your love for your lady friends’ if you’re ‘single or...

Review: ‘An Inspector Calls’- People In Doll Houses…

Self-satisfaction, smokiness, and more plate-smashing than the average Greek wedding, as director Stephen Daldry proves himself master of the metaphorical staging in adapting J.B. Priestley’s classic play. Ring-a-ding ding, Birlings!...

UoL Boat Club’s Newest Athlete, Mo, takes on the 2019 Mizuno British Rowing Indoor Championships

Time To Say Goodbye to the EU

UoL Strikes – How Students Really Feel

National Pizza Day in Liverpool

Review: Once, Upon A Stage.

LGSM’s Album Round | January 2020

Vetiver @ 81 Renshaw | Gig Review

Meghan and Harry’s Royal Retreat

Two weeks of UCU strikes announced for February and March

Universities across the nation will be hit by more strike action by the UCU, it has been announced today. The University and College Union (UCU) has stated that there will...

City Park – Who Am I | Single Review

City Park, Saux and Sjaak, are a duo from Amsterdam that are a strong force in the most subdue way. Their R&B influences, blended with their sense of tranquillity is...

Down The Hatch | Review

Gig Preview – HMLTD @ Arts Club

The Woman in Black – Theatre Review

Once: The Musical UK Tour at Liverpool Empire

UoL Urges XJTLU Students To Return Home

Vice Chancellor and Guild President Commit to UN’s Sustainable Development Goals

Live A Better Life Vegan Fair lands at Lark Lane

UoL Makes Grate News

Avenoir – Drown | Single Review

It's about time a band like Avenoir emerge. The current music scene is stale; the pop charts are repetitive as every song sounds the same as the next, with only...

Jake Bugg @ Mountford Hall | Preview

Calling all Jake Bugg fans! The chart topping English singer/songwriter will be hitting the main stage at Mountford Hall, on March 6th. Fans will hear some of his biggest hits...

‘The Tenant of Wildfell Hall’ – A Book Review

Dirty Hit Tour @ Arts Club | Review

‘Brother’- A Book Review

Baltic Market Competition: Free Food and Drink Alert!

Six Reasons Why You Should NOT Be Reading Sally Rooney’s Normal People – Opinion

LGSM’s Album Roundup- 2019

A Christmas Carol? – Opinion

Pizzaro: Pizza, Perfection, Pronto! | Review

Miracle on 34th Street: The Musical

With the festive season now in full swing, Miracle on 34th Street has arrived at the Liverpool Playhouse. Based on the awarding winning 1947 film, this Christmas story is retold in the form...

Living up to his Name: Romesh Ranganathan, ‘The Cynic’s Mixtape.’

Comedian Romesh Ranganathan, he of the sarcasm, statement beard, and self-proclaimed ‘lazy eye’ (actually, it’s ptosis) hails originally from Sri Lanka; his Tamil surname means ‘lord of mirth.’ Does he...