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April 1, 2011
CERDDORION: NA I 49c

 

March 29, 2011
ANCHORMAN CREATES CAMPUS BUZZ OPENING HOFFI COFFI

On March 17th when the wider University community was celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, a corner of campus was distinctly Welsh, with the opening of a new-look Welsh coffee shop in the Library.

On March 17th when the wider University community was celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, a corner of campus was distinctly Welsh, with the opening of a new-look Welsh coffee shop in the Library.

BBC newsreader Huw Edwards was guest of honour, and was "very moved" to officially open the coffee shop and to unveil a mural in memory of his father, the late Professor of Welsh, Hywel Teifi Edwards.

February 10, 2011
Swansea’s Role in the Battle to Raise Drug Awareness

By Science Correspondent - Oliver Preston

Following a recent push by BBC programming to highlight the effects of drug use, The Waterfront investigates Swansea University’s contribution to the field of narcotics research.

 

February 8, 2011
Editor’s Choice: Free Healthy Cookery Course

 

By Culture Writer Elin Davies

Are you looking to improve your culinary talents in a sociable student friendly environment? Do you want inspiration for healthy recipes that won’t leave you out of pocket? Look no further because this February Uplands Diner is inspiring the students of Swansea with these culinary tasters.       

February 8, 2011
MUSIC REVIEWS

 

The Waterfront’s music writers tuck into some of the latest releases.

The Vaccines – Post Break-Up Sex

December 9, 2010
Theatre: Only Men Aloud’s Christmas Concert

THE winners of the BBC’s Last Choir Standing, Only Men Aloud are set to perform in the Swansea Grand Theatre on the 8th of December.  The choir, famous for their fresh, dynamic approach to the traditional Welsh male choirs landed them a major record deal with global giants Universal Music. The nation’s favourite choir also confirmed their status as one of the most popular acts in the country when they won the prestigious Classical Brit award earlier this year for the album Band of Brothers.

By Charlotte Ellis - Culture Writer 

November 22, 2010
Academic complaint gets lads mags suspended

THE STUDENTS’ Union has temporarily suspended the sale of Zoo and Nuts magazines from their shops after a senior academic has complained they “objectify women.”

THE STUDENTS’ Union has temporarily suspended the sale of Zoo and Nuts magazines from their shops after a senior academic has complained they “objectify women.”