The tragedy of stolen art
Jasmine Morris discusses the intrigue that art theft creates.
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Should Greta Thunberg have won TIME Magazine “Person of the Year”?
It was announced earlier this month that 16-year-old climate activist, Greta Thunberg, has been named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year.
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Waste not, want not: the secrets to avoiding waste when cooking
Do you find yourself wasting food when cooking for yourself at university? Jasmine Morris shares a few tips to help you avoid wasting food.
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The sustainable guide to campus
Nowadays, it seems like everyone is becoming more conscious of their individual environmental impact. While campus life can be hectic, what with balancing academic commitments, a social life, and time to relax, students should and can be doing their part to slow the pace of climate change. It may seem difficult to be sustainable on campus when you have a packed schedule, but these quick tips will help you implement the little changes that can make a big difference.
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The eco-friendly student shop
Grocery shopping can be a task fraught with difficulties for the eco-friendly student. It can be incredibly hard to keep your food and plastic waste to a minimum if you’re on a tight budget.
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Da Vinci discovery: the importance of lost art
Jasmine Morris explains the importance of the discovery of a new Da Vinci sketch in the National Gallery's latest exhibition.
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A reprimand on the restoration of Notre-Dame
Jasmine Morris details the concerns surrounding the restoration of Notre-Dame, following an open letter cautioning Macron against rushing.
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The failure of Jacob Rees-Mogg and his venture into literature
Jasmine Morris looks at why the recent venture of politician Jacob Rees-Mogg into literature with his book 'The Victorians' did not go to plan
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Party like it’s 2500 BC: people in the Late Neolithic came from afar for Stonehenge mass celebrations
Jasmine Morris reports on the prehistoric parties held at the Stonehenge monument in Wiltshire
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How to be an environmentally-conscious reader
Thankfully for the planet, we are entering an age of increased awareness about the impact human beings are having upon the environment. While it is true that some climate change skeptics linger – including, unfortunately but not surprisingly, Donald Trump – some very positive and meaningful steps have been taken...
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The art of remembrance
Jasmine Morris reviews the Herbert Gallery's exhibition, 'The First World War In Art' and examines the importance of art in remembrance.
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HENI Talks envision the future of arts learning
In April of this year, the launch of HENI Talks marked a big change in the way we learn about art history. The talks, which are usually around ten minutes long, follow a similar format to online resources such as Ted Talks, each giving a short lesson on a different...
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Brazil museum fire and the loss of culture
In early September of this year, Brazil’s most historically and scientifically significant museum was gutted by fire overnight. The Museũ Nacional, in Rio de Janeiro, was founded in 1818 to promote the cultural and economic progress of its relatively young nation; Brazil is only 500 years old. Just this June...
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