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Increased research into the menstrual cycle and its role within sport

by Sesha Subramanian• 9th March 2020

In 2019, when the US womens national team won the FIFA World Cup, some of their success was attributed to the monitoring of the players’ menstrual cycles and scheduling...

BRIT Awards predictions

by Elena Corcobado• 19th February 2020

Elena Corcobado predicts the Brits...

Treble on the Tyne

by Niamh Raftery• 16th February 2020

Niamh Raftery tells us about Treble On The Tyne, an upcoming performance by Newcastle University Irish Dance Society...

Strongest women in TV of the decade

by Kate Dunkerton• 8th December 2019

As the decade draws to a close, Kate Dunkerton discusses some of the most memorable and strong female characters...

‘Home Alone’: how can loneliness among the elderly be artistic?

by Carl Smith Valdez• 14th August 2019

Grainger Market is home to hundreds of shops and local traders. The indoor market offers something for everyone from butchers, bakeries, vintage boutiques, florists and much more....

Newcastle societies take the Fringe

by Aimee Seddon• 14th August 2019

Newcastle University’s very own A Capella Society and Theatre Society (NUTS) both made exciting appearances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last week. The festival is renowned...

Review: A Thousand Splendid Suns @ Northern Stage

by Carys Rose Thomas• 31st May 2019

Carys Rose Thomas reviews Ursula Rani Sarma's adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's best-selling novel...

“Omigod, omigod you guys!”: Musical Medics’ dazzling performance raises £3500 for charity

by Grace Dean• 19th November 2018

The Musical Medics Society stunned audiences with three performances of the musical rendition of the classic chick-flick to raise over £3500 for charity. Following eight weeks of...