Interview at Mindfulness Mug Cafe.
An interview from the editors visit to the Mindfulness Mug Cafe.
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Five Essay Writing Tips for First Years!
Five essay writing tips as a second year English student who has written (and rewritten) what feels like a million essays in the last two years – Applicable across courses. Start early! Although it is easier said than done, and we have all written an essay the night before it is due, if you…
Pride Month: Queer Media in 2025
It’s June! Queer representation in the media has been rapidly evolving into a complex, and diverse genre all to its own and in celebration of Pride Month, DigiPsych is taking a look back at some of the queer media released in 2025. Movies: The Wedding Banquet: A re-make of a film from 1993, using the…
“A Deep Dive into…” Heavenly Bodies by Imani Erriu
Find your next read here… Imani Erriu – Heavenly Bodies “A woman can be both, you know. Soft and fierce. She does not have to choose.” Imani Erriu, Heavenly Bodies For lovers of Caraval, Kingdom of the Wicked and A Court of Thorns and Roses… Summary In a world ruled by the Stars, cruel godlike…
To the Freshers: My Experience, If It Helps
As my second year at university comes to a close, I have finally been able to reflect on myself and how much has happened in only a year. My year has been a chaotic mix of learning, late nights and society events-and some very personal challenges. From being able to explore my specific interests more…
‘Back of a Ticket Stub’ Movie Review:
Havoc
Movie reviews in 100 words or less… “Tom Hardy plays an anti-hero (again) and I’m here for it!!!” The storyline is confusing, not in its complexity but in its structure, or lack thereof. I also didn’t get invested in any of the characters, other than that of Tom Hardy’s anti-hero, which really is the glue…
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Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning
Movie reviews in 100 words or less… “To enjoy this film, you need to not care about the story” First things first… this is not a bad film, it’s certainly entertaining, and in a way that made the 2 hours 50 minutes seem like a regular length film. However, while the earlier films in the…
‘Back of a Ticket Stub’ Movie Review:
The Salt Path
Movie reviews in 100 words or less… “A true story of finding yourself when everything seems lost” This is a beautiful film about a couple who are made homeless following bankruptcy, who then decide to walk the 630 mile salt path around the coastline of the south west from Minehead to Poole. Gillian Anderson and…
‘Back of a Ticket Stub’ Movie Review:
The Penguin Lessons
Movie reviews in 100 words or less… “Cute, endearing and quintessentially British!” Based on a true story, The Penguin Diaries follows the story of Tom Michell at an Argentinian school with a penguin stowaway he accidentally adopts, and attempts to hide from the rest of the school. However, against the backdrop of uncertainty of civil…
‘Back of a Bookmark’ Book Review: The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams
“A beautiful yet harrowing journey of self-discovery” The Dictionary of Lost Words takes place in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, following the life and trials of Esme Nicolls. As the daughter of a scholar working on the first official Oxford English Dictionary, Esme grows up surrounded by words but soon realises that some…