E-Mail: editor@seren.bangor.ac.uk

So my job involves bossing the sub-eds around, late night dancing to motown on the balcony outside the media room and pushing the boundaries of what Spencer George and John Jackson will let us print. Sometimes I actually edit as well.

I want to hear about anything and everything you have to say about the paper. Ideas, questions, problems. Drop me a line any time, I'm all ears.

E-Mail: secretary@seren.bangor.ac.uk

For a year Willow's expertise has held the foundations of Seren together. She keeps everyone up to date with what's happening, has interesting taste in hats and still finds time to try out various clubs and societies on your behalf!

If you want to become a member of Seren (why wouldn't you?) then get in touch with Willow! She's also got the lowdown on when meetings are happening, what socials are coming up and all that business.

She also has her own facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/editphoto.php?aid=8206#/group.php?gid=52341043810

E-Mail: news@seren.bangor.ac.uk

Liz is the best thing to happen to News since Natasha Kaplinsky. She has her ear pressed firmly to the grapevine at all times which is why she rarely attends our amazing socials. She's dedicated to bringing you the most up to date news from Bangor and beyond. She's also a big fan of Barack Obama.

Basically, if you've got news, Liz wants to know. Nothing too personal though, she's not so good with boyfriend troubles. Heard that something is going on? Get it to our newsdesk pronto!

E-Mail: features@seren.bangor.ac.uk

Nothing happens in Bangor without Stacey getting wind of it. From SODA to ROSTRA, BEDS to BUGS Stacey has the 411 and wants to tell you all about it.

If you want something covering let her know. She also loves exotic animals and does a mean fashion page.

E-Mail: music@seren.bangor.ac.uk

Some say Girls Aloud taught him to dance and that his first word was Beyonce. All we know is he's our music man. He interviewed Alphabeat and The Mystery Jets, and regularly bring the best in pop music to Seren's pages, he's a busy boy and could always use a hand...

If you want to interview bands, review gigs, critique albums, predict the next revolution in the music industry drop him an email. He may be Wonder Wiles but he can't do it all himself.

E-Mail: creative@seren.bangor.ac.uk

Art, literature, wizard themed birthday cakes, whatever you're into Gemma wants to know about it. The creative pages are for you to exhibit your artistic talents, anything you like - send it along.

She's not a huge fan of our Music Editor's iPod but she is from Yorkshire so that makes up for it. She also makes false claims to be no good at InDesign, do not trust her when she says this...

E-Mail: film@seren.bangor.ac.uk

Louise has a mild obsession with Lucozade but thankfully, she's also quite into films! As you can see, she went to Hogwarts before attending Bangor.

Hollywood blockbusters to French new wave, she covers every genre you could wish for but it's a big movie world out there, she can't do it all on her own!

E-Mail: travel@seren.bangor.ac.uk

Rachel has travelled far and wide to bring you back her worldly wisdom. Tales and tips and gap year trips, get in touch with your own stories or let her know what you want to hear about.

She gets a bit of apostrophe anxiety but she does sprechen the old Deutsch so we can overlook that.

E-Mail: sport@seren.bangor.ac.uk

Martyn is the sporting man. Cricket to croquet, rowing to rugby, he's got it down. Got a match coming up or destroyed another team? Let Martyn know about it.

And he does like some good music.

E-Mail: jo.caulfield@undeb.bangor.ac.uk

Seren couldn't have asked for a better editor than it got last year. Jo's powers of persuasion and effortless eloquence made Seren what it is now. And she looks a bit like KT Tunstall.

These days though she's taking a step sideways to do all the things she didn't have time to last year. You should see her upcoming poster campain, you'll love it more than Saks loves crocs.

E-Mail: dan.turner@undeb.bangor.ac.uk

This man is invaluable to Seren. Without him we'd look more like the Beano than the student world's best publication.

When it's 3am, the print deadline is looming, everyone's eyes are bleary with sleep deprivation and the page you've been working on for 2 hours suddenly disappears some would break down and cry. All we need is to call on Dan and he puts us back on the right path. He also has the best dance moves known to man (and 2 sets of eyes as you can see).