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Anyone who’s put the radio on in the past decade will have noticed a growing trend in pop music: lyrics that are openly critical of men. From the likes of Sabrina Carpenter to Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo, much of their songs centre around criticising male behaviour - particularly in romantic relationships. The themes are familiar: emotional immaturity, infidelity and overall indifference. So, this raises a question: what has made female artists become so vocal about being

Choosing the right song is key to ensuring your run is an absolute hit. Choose the wrong song, and you’ll come away feeling like a one- hit wonder. As a competitive runner, I always get struck with “Alex, don’t you get bored running?”. I usually dismiss the question, shrug and say no. Yet recently, I was asked the more engaging question of “What do you actually think about when you’re running?” This got me thinking. How do I manage to persevere when my lungs are burning, and

Ella sits down with Aiden to discuss St Andrews' newest acapella group, The Rich Teas.

I have loved Taylor Swift since I was eight years old. However, when I get asked who my favourite singer is, my answer always comes along...

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'Cold, wet, and windy'—the immortal words of The Other Guys sum up why St Andrews isn't known for its outdoor events. Most students would...