Charity Kase set to tear up Hyde Park
Drag fans all over West Yorkshire are incredibly excited at the news that Charity Kase will be performing in Leeds
A night with Prince Andrew
Duncan Wheeler, Lecturer and Chair of Spanish Studies at the University of Leeds, recounts a weird and wild evening spent
Hedwig and the Angry Inch: Divina de Campo
It’s been 15 years since the last professional UK production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch. With the media scrutiny
Hebden Bridge Burlesque Festival set for a fabulous
The hotly anticipated Hebden Bridge Burlesque Festival (HBBF), an annual event established in 2013, returns to the stage this Spring
World Bipolar Day: Living Between Waves and Episodes
Séamus O'Hanlon writes about his experience with Bipolar disorder and the life he has created around it.
Exploring queer history through The Gryphon archive
Freya Stancliffe on The Gryphon's reporting on LGBTQ+ communities over the years
“Leeds Students Welcome Refugees” – Student Societies Show
The LUU societies STAR (Student Action for Refugees) and Amnesty International have been organising displays of solidarity with Ukraine around
What the Treatment of Child Q Says About
Writer, Jessica Tait summarises the recent reports of the unlawful strip-search of child Q and what it means for the
Adultification Bias: the effect of racial prejudice on
A fifteen-year-old black schoolgirl, known only as Child Q, was strip-searched by police officers in 2020. The police were called
“We’ve all started to realise just how important
Isabel Ralphs speaks to Left Bank’s Director, Sue Jennings, and Community Projects Coordinator, Loren Turton, about how the pandemic helped