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Bringing The Restaurants In | Asian Night

With the start of another lockdown comes the end of eating out. And sure, takeaways are fab. But a student budget doesn't always have space for another Just Eat order!...

Let’s Get Ready to… Rumbledethumps | RECIPE

Sydney Jones Library Closure

Breaking Down the ‘New Year, New Me’ Hype

Gigi Hadid’s Vodka Pasta | Recipe

A Tale To Tell | Review

Obsession and Regret in Paris – Pickpocket (1959) Review

A Tale To Tell | Preview

The BEST Chocolate Orange Brownie | Bake

Peter Pan | Review

Peter Pan feels like a classic story told every Christmas in different productions up and down the country but Alan Pollock's adaptation of JM Barrie's book, performed at the Barn...

Food and Drink Gift Guide | Independent Businesses

This Christmas, more than ever before, we need to support independent businesses, due to the traumatic year our dear friend COVID-19 has graced us with! If Christmas shopping has slipped...

The Shit Indie Disco Playlist

Liverpool Guild Student Media X Shit Indie Disco

New Launches for the Festive Season

The Queen’s Gambit | Review

Festive Foodie Fun in Liverpool

Report + Support: An Interview With Professor Fiona Beveridge

University Of Liverpool Announces New “Report + Support” Scheme

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

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

After fourteen years and one month, our favourite Kazakh journalist is back with a vengeance… and a 15-year-old daughter. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for...

Marry Me A Little | Review

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

Food and Drink Money Saving Tips | Student Style

Holiday Ab-read: Stories for Staycations (Africa)

Lights, (Web)camera, Action!: Diwali with Milap

Methods Devour Themselves | Review

Cook, Eat, (Chat) Repeat: A Night in with Nigella Lawson | REVIEW

Students Run 1440 Laps Daily for Movember

A Brief Introduction to Arts and Culture in Liverpool

From Beryl Bainbridge to the Beatles, Liverpool has been the epicentre for genre defining creatives for hundreds of years. The city of Liverpool has an extremely broad and rich cultural...

Tier 3 Learning- YOUR Opinion

Opinion pieces are the view of the author and in no way reflects the view of the Liverpool Guild Student Media or Liverpool Guild of Students. Earlier in October it...

University of Liverpool to Cancel Face to Face Teaching Amidst Rising COVID-19 Cases

A Society for Everyone

What Grade Did You Get?

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

A Successful Year for Liverpool’s Oldest Debating Union

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

Opinion pieces are the view of the author and in no way reflects the view of the Liverpool Guild Student Media or Liverpool Guild of Students. In 2018, I campaigned...

Music Videos – Lockdown Style

Since I’ve been listening to BBC Radio One repeatedly whilst I've been in lockdown, it wasn’t long before I noticed that a lot of the current songs in the Official...

The Last Five Years Review

Doing Shakespeare | Review

Going Through a Breakup: A Girl’s Perspective

It’s Time To Talk About Yemen

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

5 Tips to manage your mental health during COVID-19

The Impact Of Tearing Down Statues

Rainbow Reads: 7 of the Best Books to Peruse over Pride

A Brief History of Racism and Violence: Why we Need to Educate Ourselves

Opinion pieces are the view of the author and in no way reflects the view of the Liverpool Guild Student Media or Liverpool Guild of Students. A Brief History of...

How to offer a hand to Black Lives Matter

Anyone with eyes can see the necessity of this movement. Anyone with social media hears of the atrocities that are swept under the carpet. Most importantly, anyone with a phone...