TV Review: 10 O’Clock Live: Series 2
10 O’Clock live returns to Channel 4 for a second series. Tom King takes a look.
Review: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
This film will not be for everyone. Metro called it “Extremely Quirky & Incredibly Annoying”, and it is understandable why.
Review: The Woman in the Fifth
Based, if only loosely, on the Douglas Kennedy novel of the same name, The Woman in the Fifth is labelled, if only loosely, as a thriller. The reality is a little more complicated than that.
Album Review: The Twilight Sad – No One Can Ever Know
Morose Scottish three-piece The Twilight Sad venture outside their comfort zone for their third full-length album No One Can Ever Know.
Interview: Zebrahead
Taking some time out from playing games in their dressing room, rhythm guitarist and lead singer Matty Lewis met us backstage for an interview before the highly anticipated show.
Album Review: All The Saints – Intro To Fractions
Sufficiently psychedelic but not lacking in originality or indeed in groove.
Feature: Best of 2011
We look back on your favourite video games of the past year…
Naughty Dog unveil ‘The Last of Us’
Naughty Dog, creators of the Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Uncharted franchises revealed it’s latest PS3 exclusive titled ‘The Last of Us’.
Editorial: Too Many Games!
We here at Fuse are having a serious problem. A real, genuine problem which is only being exacerbated as Christmas creeps ever closer. There just aren’t enough hours in the day.
Review: The Way of the World
Fuse watches the first night of Restoration comedy, The Way of the World, at The Crucible.
Review: The Winter’s Tale
As one of the Bard’s lesser-known and infrequently commissioned problem plays, Propeller’s production of The Winter’s Tale makes us question why it does not carry the same status as your typical Shakespearian tour-de-force.
Review: Maskerade
The Company’s Maskerade at the University Drama Studio.
Guide to Union Officer Candidates
A guide to this year’s candidates for Union Officer positions
‘The man in the shop said: “This stuff will make you blind.” I laughed at the time.’
After cheap counterfit ‘vodka’ left her with damaged eyesight, Sheffield student Lauren is speaking out to warn others of the dangers of cut price booze.
Flippin’ eck: Sheffield smashes world pancake record
Hundreds of people from all over Sheffield turned up at the Endcliffe Village Green to smash the world record for the most people flipping a pancake.
Evans double opens up Blades gap in the race for promotion
Ched Evans put Preston North End to the sword with two goals after being behind to gain a vital three points in what was a richly successful week for Sheffield United.
Uni win Winter Varsity after second successive snowsports whiteout
The University of Sheffield win Winter Varsity 4-1 after taking all four points at the Ski Village on Friday night
Owls drop out of automatic promotion spots with defeat
Sheffield Wednesday lose 1-0 at home to Stevenage to drop out of League One’s top two
Urdu you think you are?
Why study languages? This may sound like an encouraging opening line to a university prospectus, but sadly this is a question heard all too often, with emphasis put on the ‘why.’ No surprises that the Daily Mail of all newspapers also agrees.
Paisley’s thyme is cumin to an end: so is NI still a big dill?
After many turbulent decades of politics and controversy, the life of Ian Paisley is finally quietening, and perhaps close to permanent rest.
With his family at his bedside, the 85-year-old former First Minister of Northern Ireland is being treated in hospital after suffering heart problems. If this is indeed the end, the obituaries will no doubt reflect on how Paisley so powerfully embodied the historical forces that swept his nation.
Dieting – worth the weight or a complete waist of time?
Christmas: all about spending time with your family, giving and receiving presents and of course, food, lots of food. Not just any food either, we are talking high-fat, high-sugar, and high-calorie food. From the enormous turkey being heavily stuffed, to the potatoes roasted in fat – even fruit is usually covered in chocolate.
Review: Valentine’s Speed Hating at the Harley
If you have ever considered adding this to your little black book of love-inducing chat-up lines, then you would love ‘Speed Hating’. An alternative Valentine’s Night option to the cheesy traffic light arty, the Harley came up with this modern twist on Speed Dating and Lifestyle decided to go along…
My trip to Kenya: A lesson in kindness
Spending time with those less fortunate than yourself can be a real eye opener, even more so if that time is spend thousands of miles away from home. Lois Helan tells her story.
A hair raising affair
Some say it’s painful and expensive, others swear by it. Since hot wax hair removal is still a controversial topic, Forge Lifestyle & Travel sent four brave contributors to try it out.
The Silent Addiction
You know the stereotype. Students drink too much, they go out too much, they gamble? Forge Press takes a closer look at an overlooked problem that is bankrupting some students.
Plugged in: The age of online universities
Forge Press investigates the rise of online degrees being offered by universities across the world. Will it impact traditional study?
Students and the community
Do students help out in their communities enough? Or are the myths of students being lazy really true?