16th April 2021
How DJs and musicians are surviving the coronavirus culture catastrophe
With venue re-openings on the horizon, DJs and musicians are preparing themselves to return to live audiences and venues are…
Category: Sunderland
27th November 2020
Student Survival Podcast Interview – “We wanted to be the voice of the students”
Whilst cinemas remain closed, venues shut their doors for an alarming final time, and artists up and down the country…
9th October 2020
MA Degree Show 2020: “My bedroom became my art studio”
Triple transplant survivor Linzi Saunders has achieved yet another incredible milestone in her life. Having already completed her Fine Art…
18th February 2020
WHATS ON: The National Glass Centre
We spoke to Laura Reed, the Marketing and Communications coordinator at The National Glass Centre. The Glass Centre are currently…
29th October 2019
Halloween customs: Everything you need to know!
As a student studying abroad in the UK, Halloween is a completely foreign holiday for someone like me who comes…
24th July 2019
Rock of Ages at Sunderland Empire: Nothin’ But A Good Time
Last night, on July 23rd, Sunderland Empire welcomed me into experiencing another one of their immersive productions, this production being…
23rd May 2019
Emeli Sandé announced as University’s Chancellor
Emeli Sandé MBE, the multi-platinum selling singer and songwriter, is to become the University of Sunderland’s new Chancellor, following in…
26th February 2019
Review: War Horse at the Sunderland Empire
The National Theatre’s production of War Horse returned to Sunderland as part of its UK tour. The play is based on…
20th December 2018
Sunderland ‘Til I Die – Review
Any supporters who may not want to watch this documentary should definitely reconsider: it is gripping, must-see television for all…
13th December 2018
Sunderland ‘Til I Die – Preview
With the many football documentaries spawning at present, such as ‘All or Nothing: Manchester City’ and ‘First Team: Juventus’, Sunderland…