June Simple-Stupid-Star-Forecast

June Horoscopes: All you gotta know beforehand is that there will be 2 eclipses and 6 planets retrograding. BOOM wham-bam-shang-a-lang. This month the theme is simple-stupid (as my 6th grade teacher, Ms. Lynn used to say) – I will be simple and stupid (and silly too as always [and perhaps grammatically sloppy too]). Aries Rhymes

5 Ways to Help Your Mental Health In Lockdown

Written by: Scott Norval With all these posts on social media about gaining a new skill/hobby/talent in lockdown it’s so easy to feel overwhelmed. From all the bread baking, to 5km runs and big zoom seshes, you can feel like you are missing out. Sometimes, when I’m feeling low, even just the simplest things feel

Trips to the Past: Rome & Paris, Lucy

During lockdown, with the prospect of travel seeming further away than ever before, a lot of us will be feeling an extra strong sense of wanderlust and nostalgia for our past trips and adventures. G You is happy to present a series of travel writings reminiscing on our community’s favourite and most meaningful trips to

Trips to the Past: Kos, Imogen

During lockdown, with the prospect of travel seeming further away than ever before, a lot of us will be feeling an extra strong sense of wanderlust and nostalgia for our past trips and adventures. G You is happy to present a series of travel writings reminiscing on our community’s favourite and most meaningful trips to

May Missions, According to Your Horoscope

Since I’ve been low on alliterations (or so I think) this month will be dedicated to missions. Remember that spy you’ve always wanted to be when you were younger? Your time is now, in real life. OMG. Aaaand just a heads up, three retrogrades this month with big missions. As pages are small and horoscopes

April Horoscopes, with a twist please*

This month the stars will tell you what you really should be doing during your lockdown dayz. And trust me, you’ll want to know. Aries – you will be marketing yourself in different ways. Maybe you really are that influencer you’ve always dreamed of being. Shawty, it’s your birthday season! And as much as this

How have the stars aligned for March?

We’re all pretty tired of the election chat and all that jazz so I thought it’d be time to give you the astrological break down in my very simplest way this month. Better things this month – retrograde over in the beginning of March & structural Saturn is here to actually finally sort your life

How Climate Change Might Be Affecting Your Mental Health and What You Can Do About It

This past summer, I’m sure we all experienced, heard or worried about, and maybe even benefitted from the looming cloud- or sun, in this case- of climate change. Enjoyable summer evening drinks, or days in the park with friends are coupled up with a  jaded feeling of helplessness and fear. In July, we saw temperatures

Review: STAG presents: The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams

Disappointment. It is a word I hate, for it among the many words a critic may use, cuts particularly deeply. But I fear it is the only word I can summon up to describe STAG’s Mainstage this semester. One of Tennessee Williams most noted works (though I am more partial to A Streetcar Named Desire),

Let’s Talk About Death

“Maybe it’s not what you want to read in a student magazine, but I’m going to die. And if you’re reading this, you will, too. Don’t worry, it’s perfectly normal. Hopefully, it’ll be decades away, and we’ll have had time to think of some really good last words…”