Forge Press sat down with Ish, who is running for the role of International and Welfare Officer in this year’s Student Union officer elections.
When...
Between rising prices, mental health awareness, and smartwatch-tracked hangovers, Gen Z is trading sticky club dancefloors for run clubs and earlier bedtimes - forcing nightlife to adapt before it dies out completely.
As fast fashion's environmental cost reaches a boiling point, charity shops have transformed from a budget necessity into a sustainable badge of honour. But with online resale platforms threatening the quality of high-street donations, can charity shops keep their reputation as the ultimate guilt-free shopping experience?
Are university group chats actually helping us make real friends, or have we become so reliant on screen-time that we've forgotten how to connect in person?
One often overlooked aspect of science and research is how best to communicate it, otherwise known as the subject of science communication. Whilst getting...
The penultimate event of the Off The Shelf festival was a fascinating discussion of the Black Alternative culture. Stephanie Phillips, author of 'We Were Here', is a music journalist and the lead singer of the black feminist punk band 'Big Jane'.
Part of the festival’s Writing the City series, the Urban Institute’s Beth Perry converses with Sufiyaan Salam on his debut novel Wimmy Road Boyz. The story features Immy, Khan and Haris – ambitious and frustrated to boot – as they set off down Manchester’s Curry Mile for an energetic night of friendship and fun.
SUTCO brings us their bold and bright first play of the year, packed with hilarity and heart as it explores identity, relationships but most importantly: James Dean.
Since the advent of alternative music, Sheffield has been a place where independent artists can perform, make music and forge their careers. In this...
Not the Friday night Halloween thriller many expected, as Sheffield united breeze past Wrexham in a rather routine 1-0 win.
The Blades dominated the first...
