Editorial Assistant, Kalypso Isaidou, runs through the nature of film photography and why in 2025 we should all be going analog.

Creative Supervisor, Madeleine Foster takes us on a journey of the costume design choices made for the gothic, 2024 film - Nosferatu.

Culture Deputy, Unique Gray, shares her new year desire to enjoy all things solo and reveals the importance of connecting with one's self.

Co-Editor, Isabella Dewson, reflects on Tracey Emin's 1998 artwork 'The Bed' as an eternal symbol of the Gen-Z coined term 'bed-rotting.'

Kalypso Isaidou dives into the ever-prominent 'What's In My Bag' trend to see if it truly measures up to its insightful reputation.

Words Deputy, Christina Pinhorn, interviews the iconic duo behind 'the matcha diaries' podcast, discussing both advice & all things cosy.

Art Deputy, Maria Radlett, reflects on her visit to the NRG exhibition 'For Your Convenience' and the role of art in fuelling social change.

Words Editor, Maia Wensley interviews our very own Royal Literary Fund Fellow, Daniel Ingram-Brown, to go in depth on student resources.

After representing HardMag at Aesthetica 2024, Scarlet Somerville engages us in her final reflections of the festival and future must do's.

Scarlet Somerville's Aesthetica Report puts us in her high heels experiencing what the Aesthetica Film Festival 2024 had in store this time.

Kalypso Isaidou interviews the talented SKG street poet, @the_m_poetry, to understand what truly goes on behind the scenes of street art.

Inspiring your next night out, George Barnard introduces us to the Grassroots Music Venues and how we can all revive love for live venues.

Ngabo Maninga investigates Playboi Carti's manufactured persona, how it captures his fanbase and what exactly this means for music in 2024.

Our very own Carrie Bradshaw, known to us as Christina Pinhorn, shares her Top 10 Tips on surviving being single during cuffing season.

Kalypso Isaidou investigates the meaning of 'Yugonostalgia' and the tendency to reminisce and romanticise a life outside of modernity.

Christina Pinhorn reports on the 10th Anniversary of 'Say Owt' live poetry performances, including an interview with slam poet Henry Raby.

Reminiscing on one of her favourite poems by John Burnside, Christina Pinhorn shares her heartwarming billet-doux to the late poet's work.

Culture Editor, Ellen Morris, discusses Stuart Murdoch's press night at Brudenell Social Club, a surreal night of "loving and connection."

Isabella Dewson discusses the "Clean Girl" aesthetic, exposing the politics of what truly lies behind this seemingly perfect trend.

In this review, Maria Radlett reflects on the emotive splendour of the new NRG exhibition “Child’s Play: Exploring Childhood Through Art.”