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This week: Tommy Hilfiger tute fashion, literally spilling tea, the Netflix Hero of the People, parking and pie at college, managing online quizzes, UWA's social media trifecta, and the Western…
To the average reader, Victorian era literature can be suffocating. Victorian literature has a certain reputation for overly long and boring books in which polite people get offended and worry…
After returning to China after 6 months overseas, the first thing on my bucket list is to eat every single type of food I couldn’t find replacements for in Perth.…
It is a truly incredible feat of genre low-budget filmmaking that demands to be seen on the big screen.
No-ones journey is the same. There’s not a bunch of boxes you can tick then you’ll have a career.
What the media holds important is inherently shaped by the Australian expectations of a man.
As Pelican doesn’t have a sports editor (but we’re well on top of the weather) I’m taking it upon myself to bring you a heavily editorialised account of the AFL…
Exciting, tense & contemplative, Annihilation doubles up as sci-fi thriller and a sensory spectacle.
While the motion changes nothing tangible, it sets a strange standard for how we manage political sensitivities with other groups on campus.
Every generation has its own coming of age story. For kids growing up in the “plugged in” age, Love, Simon will prove to be a relatable look at high school…