Professor Iwan Davies announced in February that he will be stepping down from his current position as Vice-Chancellor (VC) of…
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Culture My Arts is a newly premiered podcast designed to spoof discourse around arts and culture. The satire project consists…
In November 2019, Bangor was struck by a social media sensation, ‘Fishman’; a mysterious figure who reportedly went around Bangor…
We’ve talked with Antony Butcher, Bangor alumni, SU President 2012-14, and member of Thespianage Productions, a comedy group based in…
It is a troubling time for university students in the UK. What is your advice for dealing with the stress…
Tell us about your academic past before you became Vice-Chancellor Well, I’m an academic lawyer, although I also practiced at…
Tell me briefly about the International Students’ Society? The International Students’ Society is a group of diverse students that meet…
For those who don’t know you, tell us about yourself and your links to Bangor? Hi, my name is Rory Farmer. I…
Students are set to stage a protest against Bangor University’s proposed cuts this Friday, 18th January. The protest will take…
From Hammersmith Apollo to Clwyd Theatr Cymru, Stephen K Amos is coming to North Wales. Seren spoke to the comedian…
Sparkly, energetic theatre virtuoso Ruth Madoc talks with Seren about Calendar Girls the Musical in Llandudno, life of acting and…
Give us a brief introduction on yourself? My name is Alex Boss, and I am a winger at Bangor City…
Wavy, candid, sleek. Bearcubs strikes an engulfing balance between indie-pop song structures and rippling, densely packed electronica. We spoke to…
With a sun-drenched soundscape, Idle Frets have truly conquered that glistening indie-pop ambiance which often eludes many upcoming bands. Armed…
Within the torrent of emergent indie rock in 2016, Alexis Kings are the band injecting a romantic, sun-soaked blues into…
Nimmo (formerly Nimmo and the Gauntletts) are a London five-piece with a dynamic fusion of infectious, synthpsyched hooks and cathartic…