Arusa Qureshi is an Editor and Freelance Journalist at various publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, and travel, with a particular focus on campus life, music genres, and adventure travel. Arusa’s work has been featured in notable outlets such as NME, The Guardian, and Fest Magazine.
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Arusa Qureshi's articles primarily focus on the entertainment industry, particularly music events, concerts, and festivals. She also covers legal aspects related to musicians and bands.
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By: Arusa Qureshi
Hen Hoose may have begun as 'just a little lockdown project', but it has since grown into something far larger
By: Arusa Qureshi
From So Sick to Smack That, this double-headliner provides major millennial nostalgia – but goes to show how varied their respective careers were at their peak
By: Daniela Toporek, Dayna Mcalpine, Arusa Qureshi, Kirstyn Smith
Coastal walks, rigorous hikes, pretty towns and more
By: Dayna Mcalpine, Daniela Toporek, Arusa Qureshi, Hayley Scott
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Students may worry that they don’t have it all figured out in time to start uni. But that’s all part of the process
By: Arusa Qureshi
This late-night escapade became a word-of-mouth festival favourite. The show’s creators discuss the method behind its madness – and why you’ll laugh without knowing why
By: Arusa Qureshi
Arusa Qureshi Deep within the cavernous Banshee Labyrinth in Edinburgh's Cowgate, robed monks stand ominously on stage after midnight.
By: Arusa Qureshi
AS one of the world’s oldest instruments, the harp has been through numerous developments over the years, evolving from the arched harps of…
