This is a review of the short film What Have You Been Up To on YouTube, written and directed by Archie Waterson.

On Sunday the 11th of October, I headed down to the Jacaranda to attend a record store show by Everyone Says Hi. The latest project by ex-Kaiser Chiefs drummer Nick Hodgson, Everyone Says Hi released ...

On Monday 10th November, the winner of this year’s Booker Prize was announced: Flesh by David Szalay. As always, the literary world waited with great ...

Calling all Liverpool University Freshers and returning students, it’s time to join the University of Liverpool’s official newspaper. LGSM is your go to spot for all things on campus, student opinion ...

When Blair’s government sought to introduce university fees for the first time, he did so with good intentions. His goal was “fifty percent of young adults going into higher education in the next ...

This year The Cranberries are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their sophomore album No Need To Argue that followed their debut Everyone Else Is Doing It Why Can’t We? Both albums reached number ...

In a period of time when the LGBT experience was a quiet and subtle movement. There were few people who spoke up. From our own surrounding area, Christopher Isherwood was one of these brave people.

It would be hard to talk about this year and indie music without indie-rock supergroup boygenius, consisting of Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus and Phoebe Bridgers. With their debut album, The Record ...

Polsoc is the society to meet new people and make the most out of university. We’re inclusive to all (regardless of degree!) and have a lot planned for you. We’ll host a mixture of informal and formal ...

Liverpool Guild Student Media do not endorse any candidate. Any view/opinion stated by a candidate is their opinion and does not represent the views/opinion of Liverpool Guild Student Media. The Guild ...

On Thursday the 4th of December, students from the University of Liverpool, John Moores and Liverpool Hope took to the streets. United by the desire for safer streets and the end of gender based ...

The following essay was a submission for Selden’s Sister’s annual essay competition for undergraduates. At a Selden’s Sister book launch in March 2026, at Queen’s College in the University of ...