“Twenty Nine Years ago the Sanderson Sisters put a spell on cinema, but with the arrival of the long awaited…
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“In 2012 The discovery of Richard III’s remains made headlines around the world… The Lost King purports to tell the…
From Snowdonia to wildlife film-making for the BBC: Bangor alumnus, Hamza Yassin has swapped his walking boots for dancing shoes…
Photo designed by Freepik, www.freepik.com Due to the ongoing Covid situation, a number of organisations have placed theatre work online…
Due to Covid-19, the nation is social-distancing. If you’re feeling worried, anxious or overwhelmed, then please know that you are…
We’ve talked with Antony Butcher, Bangor alumni, SU President 2012-14, and member of Thespianage Productions, a comedy group based in…
At most festivals, that inceptive splosh of rain is an unwelcome incidence. Contrarily, at Green Man, a curtain of drizzle…
Imperator: Rome, the newest grand strategy from Paradox Interactive, was released on the 25th of April. At the time of…
Introduce FilmSoc for us? Film Society is a collective of students who make short films together. We also hold socials…
One of Ireland’s finest acts “Villagers” kick started their tour of the UK in Bangor’s very own Pontio, supported by…
On the 5th of March, just in time for international women’s month, the Women’s Prize for Fiction announced it eagerly…
…is pretty fun. I figured I’d start the article by getting to the point. I suppose I’ll elaborate a bit,…
This march is International Women’s Month, with people across the globe celebrating the women who inspire them. Quite a few…
By Sinclair Davis Folklore, mythology and film studies; German studies. These are probably not the first words that spring to…
If you’ll be contemplating dying alone this Valentines Day like myself and food editor, Paige, here are some books to…
By Zach Reading On Saturday 2nd February, 767 students from 21 bands arrived from around the country to participate in…