Words by Luke Edison   This Monday 2nd December, Komedia’s doors opened to Temples, a psychedelic rock band originating from…

By Rory Hinshelwood, Rosie Bettis, Zoe Taylor, and Max Morris-Edwards This week the team behind new-blog-on-the-block, Sussex Ranger hijack foodies…

By Vanessa Hung Always popular with travellers, Japan is a country with world-class cities, stunning landscape, spectacular natural scenery. Whether…

By Josh Talbot In the modern age of streaming technology, it is hard to imagine a time where there wasn’t…

By Maaya Takata From vegetarian or vegan restaurants to cosy cafes for afternoon tea, from casual brunch to fine dining,…

By Alana Harris  As the observant amongst us will have seen, the previously empty moat surrounding Falmer square has been…

By Cloe Grampa Christmas is just around the corner and it seems that everywhere is getting into the festive spirit,…

By Charlotte Brill Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests are showing no sign of fatigue. Over the past few weeks, University campuses…

Words by Ryan Bridgewater As our lecturers go on strike from Monday to defend their pensions, now is the perfect…

By Vanessa Hung   If you are getting tired of normal burgers and craving for Japanese food at the same…

By Ahmed Negm   Brighton is often described as one of the most diverse and tolerant places within the UK.…

For some of you last week may have been time of peacefulness and calm, yet on campus it was a…

Dada Masilo’s Giselle presents the fourth reinterpretation of a ballet classic by the female choreographer, following her reimagining of Romeo…

On Wednesday the 16th of October, Concorde 2 once again reinforced its position as Brighton’s ‘crème de la crème’ of music…

Charlotte Guérard is a third-year undergraduate at the University of Brighton, studying Fine Art Painting. Guérard creates large-scale pieces which…

University students today live in a world of pres and posts. Culture-changing events come quick and without warning, leaving us…

As writers for a student publication, we are often wont to demonstrate a literary prowess. The desire to flex some…

The Nightingale (2018) is the second feature from Jessica Kent, who made waves back in 2014 with her debut film…

The last time I attempted a review I all but disowned the medium - as if I’d ever owned it…

Written, co-directed and produced by the film’s star Mark Blane, Cubby is a film shot on 16mm Kodak that comes…