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    Sichuan street food stall draws crowds at Cardiff markets

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    The loneliness of Ramadan for Muslims far from home

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    Art on Wheels: A Cardiff Artist’s Fluid Creative Space

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Cardiff University

Campaigners urge Welsh government to stop funding animal experiment

Chenyu Zou·
Science & environment
·10 April 2025
A Welsh organisation believes that animal studies are ineffective for human medical research. Why do we still continue relying on animal experiments?

Clearest pictures of the early universe: Cardiff researchers play crucial role

Anindya Hazra·
Science & environment
·10 April 2025
Researchers in Cardiff have been instrumental in finding the most clear and precise images of the Universe in its nascent stage.

The tree-planting scheme that’s turning Cardiff green

Daniel Taylor·
Science & environment
·27 March 2025
100,000 trees and counting: Cardiff’s community is on a mission to fight climate change with trees. Will it work?

K-Pop dance explosion in Cardiff: From fans to performers

Arna Chatterjee·
Global city
·27 March 2025
How is a Cardiff’s dance group helping beginner’s learn K-pop dances while encouraging community building, as the genre grows in popularity worldwide?

Why are more and more young people turning their back on Capitalism?

Chenyu Zou·
Politics & social justice
·21 March 2025
A Cardiff student leads a campus movement calling for abandoning Capitalism. What exactly makes young generations so concerned?

A cup’s journey: Can Cardiff’s Refill Return Cup Scheme really change habits

Mengxi·
Business & Culture
·20 March 2025
Refill Return Cup has saved 8,000 single-use cups in four months. But can it overcome convenience and change habits?

Cardiff scientists’ accidental discovery could revolutionize chemical industry

Anindya Hazra·
Science & environment
·13 March 2025
How will Cardiff scientists' unexpected discovery to produce a crucial acid in a sustainable way help in the fight against climate change?

Wales-Ukraine: A rich connection in history, art, and poetry

Joshua Mulford·
Business & Culture
·13 March 2025
The 'Welsh-Ukraine Poetry Event' celebrated the connection between the two countries. But what cultural similarities do both countries have?

Trump policies casting a shadow over American international students

William Edwards·
Politics & social justice
·13 March 2025
As the U.S. navigates trade wars and policy shifts following the appointment of Trump as president, how are Americans in Cardiff reacting to this? 

Rewriting the wizard: Research reveals Merlin’s role as an environmentalist

Anindya Hazra·
Business & Culture
·6 March 2025
Not a pointy hatted wizard, but an environmentalist? Cardiff researchers offer a surprising new perspective to Merlin.

Cardiff Uni develops AI to stop elephant poaching in Malaysia

Mengfei Zhou·
Science & environment
·6 March 2025
PoachNet integrates deep learning, GPS data, and elephant behaviour to help prevent poaching of Bornean elephants in the state of Sabah.

From Sidelines to Spotlight: The Rise of Women’s Rugby in Wales

Mengxi·
Sport & health
·20 February 2025
With the men’s team at an all-time low, could the 2025 Women’s Six Nations be the turning point for Welsh rugby?

‘We are not always safe’: How is the LGBTQ+ society supporting students

Pollyanna Rees·
Politics & social justice
·20 February 2025
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Cardiff’s first Pride march, how important are universities at helping the LGBTQ+ community today.

Essay mills preying on vulnerable students three years after ban

Prashant Jha·
Politics & social justice
·20 February 2025
UK government banned contract cheating in 2022 but essay mills are still everywhere. How do they work, and how can academic honesty be upheld?

Cardiff University: ‘A real slap in the face’

Joshua Mulford·
Politics & social justice
·13 February 2025
The University is set to make major staff and school cuts amid financial crisis. So what may this mean for those affected, its future and the local economy?

International students in Cardiff are struggling with mental health support

Joshua Mulford, Mary Shar, Arna Chatterjee, Mengfei Zhou and Yiqun Gu·
Sport & health
·16 December 2024
Thousands of cases go unreported at Cardiff University as students face setbacks due to multiple barriers challenging access for help

Cardiff Canton Property Surge: How Should Residents Respond?

Mengxi·
Business & Culture
·15 November 2024
The value of real estate in the Canton area of Cardiff has continued to rise since 2017.

“Penarth: A Warm Community at the Heart of Cardiff’s Coast”

Shrishti Poddar·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
From local shops to a thriving coffee culture, experience the warmth and character of the people who brings this coastal town to life.

Chinese Fast-Moving Consumer Brands Captivate UK Shoppers

Mengxi·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
In recent years, Chinese fast-moving consumer brands are gaining significant traction among UK shoppers, particularly in major cities like Cardiff.

The Souvenir Shop of Cardiff University

Mengfei Zhou·
Business & Culture
·25 October 2024
It is not just a place for shopping, but also a place which carries the memories of students. 

US may ban TikTok- should other countries be concerned too?

Disha Mitra·
Business & Culture
·21 March 2024
The Chinese app was banned from government devices in the UK last year. But could safety concerns drive the UK in the same direction as the US?

Cardiff Airport faces major financial losses: concerns over the airport’s future rise

Disha Mitra·
Global city
·22 February 2024
As Cardiff Airport faces financial losses of more than £4.5 million, what would this change mean for the city and the rest of Wales?

Dark skies week: Get started with scientific star watching like a pro

Niranjana Manoj Sabija·
Science & environment
·22 February 2024
With the Welsh dark skies week marking its third year, get started with technical star watching with an expert Cardiff astronomer.

Are universities doing enough for student mental health?

Dominic Manley, Minning Jiang, Niranjana Manoj Sabija and Tailai Xu·
Sport & health
·15 December 2023
Two recent surveys have highlighted alarming numbers of mental health problems and overwhelming frustrations at university services.

Taylor Swift at Cardiff: how can you experience the magic without paying thousands for the ERAS Tour?

Disha Mitra·
Business & Culture
·15 December 2023
The prices for the concert at Principality reached a record high. But we are looking for ways to join Taylor on the tour paying a fortune for the concerts.

How is period poverty being addressed in educational spaces?

Sydney Johnson·
Politics & social justice
·6 December 2023
Period poverty is an issue that affects many people who menstruate : How is it being addressed in educational spaces?

A new space is being made for neurodivergent creatives in South Wales

Sydney Johnson·
Global city
·28 November 2023
A local producer is hosting a space for neurodivergent creatives to build solidarity, regular space for neurodivergent creatives to come together, and build solidarity, support and collaborations.

“We are being disrespected” new nurses say it’s time to leave

Lingbing Li·
Politics & social justice
·23 February 2023
Nurses are turning away from the NHS not only for low pay, but a feeling that they aren’t getting the respect, especially from the Welsh Government.

Turkey-Syria earthquake: Cardiff campaigners stand up to make a difference

Lingbing Li·
Global city
·16 February 2023
International students and charities in the city are working together to help those affected by the earthquake that has killed over 40,000 people.

What can Wales learn from Finland in preventing homelessness?

Sagar, Yuxin Zu and Renu Thapa·
Politics & social justice
·16 December 2022
Finland has seen significant progress in putting an end to homelessness, what can Wales learn from it?

Air pollution is still a concern for Cardiff

Éanna Macaoidh, Lingbing Li and Xinwei Li·
Science & environment
·16 December 2022
Even though air quality in the UK is much improved compared to 1950s, it is still a problem for British residents’ health.

Strep A: the increase in infection may be related to Covid

Yunrun Ma·
Science & environment
·9 December 2022
Experts at Cardiff University believe that the increased in Strep A infection is likely to be linked to reduced immunity in the population caused by Covid.

“Welsh pupils know more about Nazi Germany than they do Wales”

Éanna Macaoidh·
Politics & social justice
·25 November 2022
Cardiff University historian, Dr Marion Löeffler believes new curriculum will be a step towards a more inclusive Wales.

Cardiff could lose some of its most prestigious cultural events  

Yunrun Ma·
Business & Culture
·25 November 2022
Campaigners have started a petition to raise awareness about the risk of privatising St David’s Hall – one of the most prestigious venues in the UK.

A Cardiff project offers young people training to help save a life

LUYAO SHAO·
Sport & health
·31 March 2022
A lifesaving scheme aims to train more students to get more possibilities to survive when a cardiac arrest emergency occurs.

Learning Welsh with growing popularity: an immersive experience of its culture

Chaoyan Zhang·
Business & Culture
·17 March 2022
The Welsh language is linked heavily with the Welsh culture, which makes it unique and gain growing popularity among language learners.

Nuclear plant mud disposal in the Severn raises concerns

Adwitiya Pal·
Science & environment
·10 March 2022
Environmental groups are challenging the dumping of mud from the Hinkley nuclear plant in the Severn Estuary, amidst questions over its radioactivity.
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Hearing problems: why NHS needs to do more for deaf people

Oojal Kour·
Sport & health
·10 March 2022
Two-thirds of hearing impaired people in the UK don't have an accessible way of contacting their GP. What challenges do they face in Cardiff?

Cardiff clinic’s vision to improve services for people at risk of sight loss

Roohi Mariam Peter·
Sport & health
·10 March 2022
A new initiative in Cardiff aims to reduce the waiting list backlog for people who are struggling with vision loss by upskilling optometrists.

Welsh Wordle: How a Brazilian turned the English game Welsh

Adwitiya Pal·
Business & Culture
·3 March 2022
With the English Wordle taking the world by storm, a Welsh speaker from Brazil is helping people from Wales enjoy the game in Cymraeg.

How to spend Valentine’s Day (more like Doomsday) this year

Elinor Griffiths, Yuhan Zhang, Atreya Mukerjee and Roohi Mariam Peter·
Business & Culture
·12 February 2022
Save the date even if you don't have one..

Student Housing: campaigners call for change to hold landlords accountable

Ka Long Tung·
Politics & social justice
·10 February 2022
Campaigners call for increased regulations after reports showed that student's mental health was being affected by poor housing conditions. 

Electric Cars: are they the way forward to green transport in Wales?

Elinor Griffiths, Oojal Kour, ROHINI SINGH and Chaoyan Zhang·
Science & environment
·17 December 2021
As Wales plans to achieve carbon-free transport by 2050, experts assess the utility of electric vehicles and how sustainable they can be. 

“AIDS is not a death sentence anymore”: HIV campaigners come together to share their experience on World AIDS Day

Oojal Kour·
Sport & health
·3 December 2021
A memorial service was held at Cardiff University Park Place on World AIDS Day to commemorate the lives that were lost to HIV/AIDS. 

UK universities go on strike for the third day but Cardiff stays silent

Ka Long Tung·
Politics & social justice
·3 December 2021
Will there be picket lines demanding better pension and pay for teaching staff in Cardiff University? The turnout of re-ballot will tell.

New strain: Indian students from Cardiff University stuck overseas

Adishri Chengappa·
Business & CultureScience & environment
·27 May 2021
Indian students take a short break from their course to be reunited with their families during Easter. But they end up finding themselves in a tough spot.

Community cafés: A social enterprise that aims to bring people together

Prerana Bandi·
Business & Culture
·27 May 2021
With a rise in loneliness in the pandemic, people are appreciating the importance of their community. Zara Ali opens up about creating an inclusive space that brings the community together with her café.

Platforming hate: Universities in the UK to prioritise free speech on campus

Adishri Chengappa·
Politics & social justice
·20 May 2021
British universities to face fines for no-platforming guest lecturers. What does this mean for students and minority groups?

Virtual Ark: Creative artworks made to protect wildlife

Ganshi Gao·
Science & environment
·20 May 2021
Schoolchildren and public contribute their talent to restore our wildlife by creating virtual ark.

Hedgehog Protection: A new wildlife survey is on-going

Yuge Li·
Science & environment
·20 May 2021
People is called by a hedgehog friendly campaign to join activities to create wildlife protection lands.

Challenging Stereotypes: Cardiff University’s football team takes another step at removing the ‘jock’ stereotype.

Prerana Bandi·
Politics & social justice
·9 May 2021
As an effort to make women feel safer walking alone on ‘National Rape Day’, Cardiff University’s football team offers to...

Racism in Capital: University Students from Cardiff highlight a “Culture of Discrimination”

Archita Joshi·
Politics & social justice
·6 May 2021
Cardiff University has the third-highest number of reported cases in incidences of racism. However, the actual incidents could be higher as not every incident is reported.

The Greatest Showmen: Students from Cardiff launch a quarantined play

Archita Joshi·
Business & Culture
·29 April 2021
Can online plays recreate the same feeling as being in theatre in person?

Ghost of the British Empire: The errors that never makes it to textbooks.

Archita Joshi·
Politics & social justice
·23 April 2021
The sun never sets on the British empire – but then why are Britons made to stay in the dark...

Insomnia hits Cardiff: The capital is worst hit by pandemic sleep problems

Archita Joshi·
Sport & health
·18 March 2021
Cardiff is the UK city most likely to suffer from insomnia (37%), followed by Sheffield (36%), Glasgow (35%) and Newcastle (35%)

Perfect fitting face mask: break the tradition of “White Men Dominant”, to protect NHS better

Yuge Li·
Science & environment
·5 February 2021
All people from different ethnic groups can get better protection by finding their perfectly fitting mask.

Cardiff meets Minecraft: kids create their own vision of the city’s future

Scarlet Charles·
Science & environment
·31 January 2021
Cardiff Council is using the help of children to help design an area of Cardiff.

Cardiff Rent Strike: ‘We are not going to back down’

Chiara Castro·
Politics & social justice
·22 January 2021
Cardiff Rent Strike is keeping fighting in the name of students' welfare.

New health podcast: “they’re not taboo to talk hidden stories, no need for shame”

Yuge Li·
Business & Culture
·22 January 2021
The nursing team from Cardiff University take the lead to sharing their personal health stories.

Christmas in Covid: Artists around UK find ways to celebrate together.

Gareema Bangad·
Business & Culture
·18 December 2020
DMU Gospel Choir conducts virtual Christmas Concert for people across world to keep up holiday mood amid the pandemic. A...

Zero carbon emissions drones could be flying between Cardiff and Bristol

Chiara Castro·
Science & environment
·11 December 2020
The pilot scheme represents the first step towards the decarbonisation of the UK aviation industry.

Cardiff University residence threw away students’ belongings during the lockdown

Jia Liang·
Politics & social justice
·4 May 2020
Cardiff University threw out students' belongings without permission, how does it happen?
A researcher in the lab at Cardiff University

Cardiff breakthrough could lead to more effective cancer treatments

shannonbudden·
Science & environment
·13 February 2020
Cancer patients could see more treatment options available at the University Hospital of Wales.

Two rival groups clash over abortion in Cardiff

Yu-Chen Li·
Politics & social justice
·15 December 2019
Pro-life and pro-choice protesters turned up at the same place on Wednesday to advocate their own opinions on abortion.

How sport societies at Cardiff University are helping men with their mental health.

James Felton·
Sport & health
·22 November 2019
Thousands of British males have stopped shaving for a month in order to raise money and awareness for Movember 2019.

In Your City: what does it mean to be an international student?

Ananya Das, Arundhati Vaidya and Parul Agarwal·
Business & Culture
·14 May 2019
Being an international student means more than being away from home. Students talk to us about their experiences in the UK

Live: #GreenCardiff2019

InterCardiff·
Science & environment
·11 April 2019
Today, InterCardiff is out live blogging about the environment in Cardiff! Stay tuned to find out more!

‘A really nourishing space’: the benefits of Cardiff’s community gardens

Christian S. Phelps and JananiSuri·
Science & environment
·11 April 2019
Community gardens are a space where people of all abilities get the chance to practice their green thumbs.

Hope for bees as Cardiff offers a safe haven

Syed Muhammad Abubakar·
Science & environment
·4 April 2019
Sustainable cities offer a favourable habitat for bees and Cardiff is leading by example by creating a bee-friendly city

Sleep Out: are you willing to cope with rough sleeping for one night?

Wenxin Fang·
Politics & social justice
·4 April 2019
Numerous sleep outs have been held to raise public awareness of homelessness, can one-night sleeping rough actually help?

Are UK university accommodation services straining students’ mental health?

Kent Kitabatake·
Global city
·28 March 2019
Are British universities doing enough to prevent the rise in mental health issues, amongst students in their institutions?

Student elections are pointless, argues Joshua Lowe

Joshua Lowe·
Global city
·7 March 2019
The students' union has just held its annual elections. This begs the question, are these roles even necessary?

Pressure builds to ban ‘rip-off’ agency fees in Wales as England takes action

Christian S. Phelps·
Global city
·14 February 2019
Students and activists have pushed the Welsh government to follow England's lead and ban agency fees by September.

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