The Royal Holloway Science Festival, an annual event held across campus, was hosted last weekend on Saturday, 7th March. Insanity went to cover the event, and see what makes this festival one of Royal Holloway’s biggest events on the calendar. […]
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Insanity: Royal Holloway Science Festival
The Royal Holloway Science Festival, an annual event held across campus, was hosted last weekend on Saturday, 7th March. Insanity went to cover the event, and see what makes this festival one of Royal Holloway’s biggest events on the […]
Royal Holloway Science Festival: The Visitors Experience
The Royal Holloway Science Festival is an event held every year for all ages, to open up the seemingly complicated world of science to young minds. For this years, there were many subjects covered on the day, including physics, mathematics, […]
A note about SURHUL elections
Insanity Radio 103.2FM does not endorse any candidate in the Royal Holloway University of London Students’ Union elections. Insanity Radio is an impartial media outlet. Any views expressed by our members are their own. If you have any concerns or […]
Insanity Radio Award Nominees
The much anticipated Royal Holloway Societies Ball is coming up this Saturday, and you know what that means? It’s awards season! We’ve got three very prestigious awards to give out and the nominees are now in… Best Entertainment Show: […]
News Headlines March 2nd
In local news… Runnymede Borough Council has launched a crackdown on illegal tattoo parlors in the area. This was after an illegal tattoo business was found running from a home in Chertsey. The council received information that a sixteen year old […]
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Pick Of The Week – "All The Sad Young Men", Spector
Spector have been under the radar for the past couple of years since their debut album ‘Enjoy It While It Lasts’, but they’ve burst back onto the scene with their latest single ‘All The Sad Young Men’. I feel […]
Album Review – "Everything Is Fine", Hawk Eyes
It has been three years since Hawk Eyes’ last full length release “Ideas”. However, despite receiving almost universal critical acclaim in the mainstream music press, the album only sold modestly. This eventually left the band without a major label, forcing […]
Live Review – Marmozets, Electric Ballroom, 19/02/15
Every so often a band comes along that makes you question why everybody else settles for musical mediocrity when they could strive for so much more. Marmozets showed promise from the moment they burst on the scene, fresh-faced teenagers […]
Live Review – The Kathryn Wheel @ The Retro Bar, Manchester
The best sort of gig is always the one in a tiny, dingy underground bar in the back streets of a city – and Manchester is as good as any! I haven’t had time to attend many of these […]
Album Review – "Twenty Three Years", Nessi
Nessi Tausendschoen is an up-and-coming German artist. Her new EP was created with Canadian guitar player William MacKenzie, which was the first collaboration between the two artists in their respective careers. To add even more to the mix, they […]