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
Private protected areas help conserve threatened regions, Leeds study
New research shows that private protected areas help conserve underrepresented biomes and highly threatened regions.
BBC Radio 2 Live to be held in
In an exciting and unprecedented move, it has been announced that BBC Radio 2 Live will be heading to Leeds
Dorian Electra brings high voltage hyperpop to Belgrave
Dorian Electra has brought the Queers out to play. The crowd is a multi-coloured sea of dyed hair, trans pride
LSG legend Joseph Hamilton McConnell appointed new Vice-Chancellor
Local icon and Leeds Student Group (LSG) admin Joseph Hamtilon McConnell has been appointed as the new Vice-Chancellor for Leeds
Exploring queer history through The Gryphon archive
Freya Stancliffe on The Gryphon's reporting on LGBTQ+ communities over the years
“C’est le common sense”: Student Protests Take to
In Canada, students face many of the same problems as they do in the UK: rising tuition fees, high rents,
Slowthai wreaks havoc at The Refectory, Leeds
A 2000-person capacity venue-come-university canteen that has seen the likes of Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones; Leeds refectory is
“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
Koko Popperz on the Commercialisation of Drag
Isabel Ralphs speaks to local drag queen, Koko Popperz, about the commercialisation of drag, her experience of performing in the