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

Not since some gastronomic loon invented the peanut butter and jam (jelly) sandwich has there been a combination quite so random as Chester Storyhouse’s latest offering. ‘Oliver Twist!’ is part...

Repopulating and Decolonising Historiography is not Political Correctness but History | Review

LGBT+ History Month: What is it and how are we Celebrating?

What’s New at Sport Liverpool – A Guide for Refreshers

Omicron is Here. What Do We Do Now?

A Skint Student’s Guide to Christmas Gifts

The People United Will Never Be Defeated: Advocating for Abortion Rights On Campus

Europe Still Battling to Find a Solution to the Migrant Issue

Spotlight On: Chanukah

Phase One to Reopen After 8 Week Refurbishment

Phase One at 40 Seel Street will reopen on the 9th December after an almost eight week refurbishment. The bar has now evolved to incorporate a record store into what...

Why the 6pm Curfew For Men Isn’t as Radical as You Think

Trigger warnings: Please note that this content discusses sensitive subjects such as gender-based violence, murder, and rape culture. Opinion pieces are the view of the author. They in no way...

Spotlight On: Thanksgiving

Easy Ways to Eat More Sustainably

Climate Change: Are African Governments Doing Enough?

Pescatarian Lunch Ideas to See You Through a Day at Uni

World Diabetes Day 2021

Move Over Pumpkin Spice, Starbucks’ Christmas Drinks are Out!

How To Ace That Interview

Top Tips for Student Sustainability

Festival Food: Diwali

Food is the staple of any celebration, let's be honest! For Diwali, a principle element of celebration is the sharing of sweets and desserts. We wrote about this in our...

Spotlight on: Diwali

The light festival of Diwali lasts for five days. Falling between October and November in the Gregorian calendar, with the date changing each year. This year, it will last from...

All things pumpkin: Soup, muffins and more…

5 Healthy Ways To Manage Stress

Help Starts at Home for Liverpool SOUP

BHM Series: Mental Wellbeing at University

BHM Series: UoL Students vs Colonialism

Serendipity – The Fortunate Accident of Starting Uni

BHM Series: The History of Black Music

The Vegan Student: Fairs, eating out and everyday life

BHM Series: Controversial Colonial Landmarks Across Liverpool

Opinion pieces are the view of the author. They in no way reflect the views of Liverpool Guild Student Media or the Liverpool Guild of Students. At the end of the...

Lucy McKenzie – A Retrospective Exhibition

Who is Lucy McKenzie? Over the past 20 years, Lucy McKenzie has built a vast and varied back-catalogue. The opportunity to explore this retrospective, presented in the UK for the...

Is Reading for Pleasure a Lost Cause?

A Look Back On Our Very Own Literary Festival

Freshers: The Good, The Bad and The Flu

BHM Series: Black History Month at Liverpool Guild

Returning to Campus

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

LGSM’s Guide to Liverpool’s Best Nightclubs

The Man Playing Every Position – A Piece on the Unique Career of Greg Halford.

Why I stopped wearing makeup

Makeup. You either love it or you hate it. Wearing products to enhance our appearance seems engrained in “female” culture- so common that it is rarely questioned. The use of...

Treaty Pie | Review

Who can resist a sweet treat? Whether it's a brownie to snack on whilst finishing an assignment or a waffle and a shake just because. Treaty Pie sell a variety...

Getting To Know Your Candidates!

G’day, bake!: Recipes from Australia and New Zealand

Cruise | Review

Now or Never | Review

Meet Your Candidates!

LGSM Radio To Co-Host SRA Chart Show!

Disenchanted | Review

The Night Café Interview

Catching Up With Our Guild President

As Student Officer Elections get underway, who better to catch up with than our current President, Adnan Hussain! Having served from 2019-20 and 2020-21 it’s clear to say Adnan has...

An Elephant in the Garden | Review

Michael Morpurgo is very much a household name when it comes to children's novels and I certainly read many of his books growing up. An Elephant in the Garden isn't...