Stargazing 101: Constellations, Planets, and More
Following the recent Aurora Borealis sightings, Shruthi Ravichandran gives her tips and tricks for beginner stargazers.
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Whether you love them or hate them, family vlogging seems to be here to stay. And Rosie hates them.
Reimagining Immortality: The Artistic Power of Retellings of Classics and Mythology
From ancient Greece to Georgian England, Shruthi Ravichandran highlights the significance in literary adaptations in preserving culture for the contemporary audience.
Emma Westenberg’s “Bleeding Love”: The Family Affair Depicting A Touching Portrait of Connection and Resilience
Writer Katie Vickers talks to Emma Westenberg about her latest film, Bleeding Love, starring Ewan and Clara McGregor.
Travels with The Stag – Surrey goes to Sweden
Sheeba Pathak recalls her Union-organised trip to Sweden in January 2024.
Behind the Curtain: Todd Boyce’s Revelations on Rachel Kavanaugh’s ‘Sleuth’
Katie Vickers talks to Todd Boyce about Coronation Street, life on the road, and his upcoming show, Sleuth, coming to the Yvonne Arnaud on April 23rd.
Beyond the Blade: Unpacking Female Empowerment in Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill’
Katie Vickers offers a convincing argument that Kiddo, heroine of 2003’s ‘Kill Bill’, represents a compelling feminist icon.
Behind the Scenes at Univision 2024
Rosie Willoughby goes behind the scenes at the largest student-run production in the country, Univision, hosted on Surrey’s Stag Hill campus.
Confessions of the Fox: A Review
Laurel Moore shares her thoughts on Jordy Rosenberg’s novel ‘Confessions of the Fox’ in this thought-provoking review
The Shared Kitchen – More Original Student Recipes
Madi Holland is back with more affordable student-friendly recipes from The Shared Kitchen that will spice up your everyday cooking.
International Women’s Day workshop: a Disney Princess discussion with Dr Robyn Muir
Stag VP, Rosie Willoughby, reports on our collaboration with DisneySoc and LitSoc, where we got to hear about Dr Robyn Muir’s research into the Disney Princess Phenomenon.
From script to stage, MTSoc’s production of 9 to 5: The Musical
Harriett Doggett, Assistant Director of Musical Theatre Society’s new musical, takes us backstage for an insight into the staging of ‘9 to 5’, playing from 7th March.
Bonnie & Clyde: The West End Musical – Review
Nour Morsy and Ivy Ivanova share their thoughts on the award-winning West End musical ‘Bonnie & Clyde”, which is currently playing in the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford.
LGBTQ+ History Month Workshop – LGBTQ+ Readings of Disney Films
The Stag’s Treasurer, Jodie Thompson, writes about her experience at the Stag x DisneySoc x LitSoc collaboration for LGBTQ+ History Month.
Tourism for the photo’s sake: seeing the Mona Lisa at the Louvre
The Stag’s Head of Marketing, Ivy Ivanova, recounts her experience visiting the Mona Lisa at the Louvre – and questions the motives of modern tourism.
“And Then There Were None” at the Yvonne Arnaud – Review
Ivy Ivanova shares her thoughts on the newest theatre adaptation of the world’s best-selling mystery novel, now available to watch in the Yvonne Arnaud
Travels with The Stag – Beneath Bangkok: Exploring The Other Side of a Top Travelling Destination
Creative Writing Editor, Nell Beard, digs deep into her experience volunteering with children in Bangkok, explaining what she learned, what it meant to her, and why you should consider volunteering at home or abroad.
The Shared Kitchen – Original Student Recipes
Debut writer, Madi Holland, introduces us to her new series, The Shared Kitchen, where she’ll be giving us student-budget, student-friendly recipes that will spice up our everyday cooking.
‘Quarter Life Crisis’ – Baby Queen’s Take on the Twenties
Nour Morsy gives us her thoughts on Baby Queen’s new album, ‘Quarter Life Crisis’: from romanticising the everyday to navigating the twenties.
HMRC and The Shadow Cabinet – A Direct Attack on Terfism in the UK, and then some more magic
Returning writer Millie Russell conjures up an all-inclusive book review of the first two instalments of Juno Dawson’s ‘Her Majesty’s Royal Coven’ trilogy. From social justice to magical government organisations, Millie gives queer readers two more books for their ‘TBR’ pile.