Emma Coleman

Epigram • 25th August 2026

Does anyone care about long-form journalism anymore?

Opinions on long-form journalism are divided, some viewing it as integral to a society controlled by short-form media and others viewing it as impractical in our fast-paced world. Where do you stand?

Stylist • 28th July 2026

Possession is the pacy Sky thriller to watch this summer

Possession, Sky’s unmissable thriller starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw, deals with the lasting legacy of the slave trade through a supernatural lens.

Stylist • 16th July 2026

Prime Video’s Ride Or Die is a high-octane thriller that celebrates the power of female friendship

When action meets a feel-good friendship comedy, what comes out is Ride Or Die. With a star-studded cast, including fan favourite Hannah Waddingham, this is a thriller series not to miss.

Epigram • 15th May 2026

Fashion is Art: a deep dive into the 2026 Met Gala

Emma Coleman reviews this year's Met Gala looks

Epigram • 10th May 2026

Flick Picks: nostalgic films for graduation season

Feeling the final year university blues? Emma Coleman has got you covered with five nostalgic film recommendations.

Epigram • 25th March 2026

A recap of Women in Media 2026

Emma Coleman explores the top tips and industry expertise from this years WiM conference

Epigram • 16th March 2026

Why you should attend the Women in Media conference 2026

Back for a fourth year, Epigram's Women in Media event is set to be bigger and better than ever before!

Epigram • 15th February 2026

Why are student houses so susceptible to mould?

Emma Coleman answers the question of whether it's us, the student landlords, or something else entirely

Epigram • 11th February 2026

Where to begin with Greek mythology

Emma Coleman curates a list of Greek Mythology books for those unsure where to begin

Epigram • 5th February 2026

Do classic novels really stand the test of time?

Emma Coleman discusses what makes a classic novel.

Epigram • 30th January 2026

Percy Jackson & the Olympians S2: round two for Camp Half-Blood (in more than one way)

13 years after being cancelled, Percy Jackson gets its second chance with James Bobin and it is everything we wanted it to be.

Epigram • 31st December 2025

News Year’s resolutions: How to actually keep them

If your New Year's resolutions don't tend to survive January, don't panic. Emma Coleman is here to tell you how 2026 can be different - actually this time.

Epigram • 12th December 2025

Dear Boys...

Welcome to Mind the Gap’s ‘Out After Dark’ series, where we will explore the impact of winter on female safety. Longer periods of darkness have arrived, and whilst we hold our breaths for Christmas, we cannot ignore the increased risk we all now face.

Epigram • 24th November 2025

Banksy Limitless: Homage or unauthorised commercialisation of his message?

Emma Coleman shares her review of ‘Limitless’, London’s latest Banksy exhibition

Epigram • 7th November 2025

The Woman in Cabin 10: billionaire boat party gone wrong

The sisterhood between Laura and Carrie when they exposed Richard at gala was a truly amazing demonstration of female power

Epigram • 16th October 2025

Why we should adopt our animals: Putting an end to breeding culture

Ethics over aesthetics – Emma Coleman explains why animal adoption is the right choice.

Epigram • 11th October 2025

‘Halloweek’ fashion: the most iconic costumes for 2025

The Arts and Film&TV sections come together to bring you an unbeatable list of the hottest costumes we expect to see for Halloween 2025.

Epigram • 1st October 2025

Wednesday: our favourite goth returns for another season of mystery and sarcasm

Emma Coleman and Molly Pullen bring you their thoughts on the return of the iconic show Wednesday.

Epigram • 2nd June 2025

The Red Turtle: A Simple Animation With a Transcendent Message About Humanity

Commentary on the human need for companionship? A lesson on forgiveness? Or simply a wholesome animation for our viewing pleasure?

Epigram • 17th May 2025

The Office for Students renews University guidance on tackling sexual misconduct

On 31st July 2024, the Office for Students decided to create a stricter, more interventionist policy on harassment and sexual misconduct in universities. With the policy set to come into force from 1st August 2025, why the change? And is it enough a year on?

Epigram • 10th March 2025

Women's History Month: 4 Empowering Flicks that Don’t have the Attention they Deserve

Let's celebrate Women's History Month with these underrated films showcasing the talented women and important history celebrating the achievements of the women's rights movement.

Epigram • 8th January 2025

Sweetpea: Vicious Serial Killer Or Relatable Victim?

Rhiannon Lewis transforms from prey to predator in pursuit of revenge and redemption.