Student Media Archives - Liverpool Guild Student Media

Album review: Black Country, New Road, ‘Forever Howlong’

When lead vocalist, guitarist and master craftsman, Isaac Wood, announced his departure from Black Country, New Road just days before their sophomore album release ‘Ants From Up There’, many were...

Women’s cycling on the up; why historic transfer will change the game.

Female Power Friday: Saying Goodbye to Women’s History Month

Sports Editor Zeenia Interviews Former University of Liverpool Student Victoria Derbyshire

Oliver, Twisted: ‘Oliver Twist!’ at the Chester Storyhouse | REVIEW

Easy Ways to Eat More Sustainably

TV Shows To Cosy Up To This Autumn

BHM Series: Reads To Immerse Yourself In This Black History Month

Treaty Pie | Review

Student Small Businesses: How to support your local entrepreneurs

I'm sure I'm not the only one who for the past year has used 'shop local' to justify multiple unnecessary purchases. Lockdown has brought out the creative flair in many...

The Albums That Got Me Through (3!) Lockdowns

Now that we are out of lockdown I thought it might be fun to ask myself, what music got me through a year trapped indoors? A big question I know,...

Cruise | Review

Now or Never | Review

Disenchanted | Review

Love is Backstage: Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ | Review

BKLYN the Musical | Review

Foods and Drinks To Help Relieve Anxiety and Stress | Student Well-being

Meghan and Harry’s “almost unsurvivable” experience

Russell Group University Papers for No-Detriment Policy

The Picture of Dorian Gray | Preview

Fionn Whitehead, star of Dunkirk and Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, will take on the titular role in an upcoming digital adaptation of the Oscar Wilde classic, The Picture of Dorian Gray....

LGSM’s Must Visit Food And Drink Spots 2021

With the joy that is our third national lockdown, I'm sure lots of us students are dreaming about eating out and getting crunk again in our honorary home - Liverpool....

Marine FC v Spurs – The FA Cup Third Round Preview with Adam Hughes

Gigi Hadid’s Vodka Pasta | Recipe

A Tale To Tell | Review

Obsession and Regret in Paris – Pickpocket (1959) Review

A Tale To Tell | Preview

Peter Pan | Review

Christmas at the Guild of Students

The Queen’s Gambit | Review

Derry and Bright: A Night in with The Derry Girls | Review

May your days be Derry and bright- Here's hoping series three is within sight... Alas: it’s not! ‘Catch yerself on,’ as Ma would chide. Gags have been penned, scripts typed....

The Best Advent Calendars of 2020

2020 has been no ordinary year. So, I'm sure many of us will be excited for Christmas and the new year. Finally, something to celebrate! Now that Christmas is fast...

Borat 2: A very nice film | Review

Marry Me A Little | Review

Holiday Ab-read: Stories for Staycations ([Austral]asia)

Methods Devour Themselves | Review

A Brief Introduction to Arts and Culture in Liverpool

Staying COVID Safe On Campus

Introducing Our Student Officers

What Grade Did You Get?

Why Liverpool F.C. are laudable off the pitch as well as on it

Opinion pieces are the view of the author and in no way reflects the views of the Liverpool Guild Student Media or Liverpool Guild of Students. '30 years of hurt'...

A Successful Year for Liverpool’s Oldest Debating Union

Though the University of Liverpool is known for success in many arenas or sport, this year has brought us a rising star in the inter-varsity world: the debating society. Now,...

Dear Freshers | The Things Nobody Prepares You For

Reminiscing Salzburg, Austria 2019

There’s Backlash In Liverpool – And I’m Backing It

I Campaigned Against the Gladstone Petition. I Was Wrong To Do So

Music Videos – Lockdown Style

The Last Five Years Review

Doing Shakespeare | Review

It’s Time To Talk About Yemen

‘I May Destroy You’ – Review- Trigger Warning – Sexual Assault

First thoughts I chose to watch the first two episodes of I May Destroy You on BBC Iplayer to get a sense of the series. It is powerful to watch...

5 Tips to manage your mental health during COVID-19

After almost 3 months of lockdown, people are understandably bored. Days seem even more groundhog like and box sets have been watched and rewatched… There is one thing that is...