After ten years and twenty record-breaking blockbusters, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is finally turning its attention to a female lead with Captain Marvel in March 2019. Fans have long begged for a film focused on the popular heroine and it’s a mystery as to why it has taken this...
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The Loft Theatre’s Pity of War season strives to show that the First World War was not ‘the war to end all wars’, and highlights the detrimental impact, both mental and physical, that warfare continues to have on individual soldiers to this very day. Produced to commemorate the centenary of...
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One of the most highly anticipated tournaments in world sport teed off in style at Le Golf National, a pristine course just southwest of Paris, in clear European territory. This is the Ryder Cup, a hotly contested biennial clash that sees a team of Europeans face off against their counterparts...
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Lydia Carter reports on research which reveals that the symptoms of dementia are improved upon the removal of senescent or "zombie" cells.
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Oliver Huxley reports on the development of a wristband which can tell you if you've spent too much time in the sun.
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Are you planning to enter the broad and creative industry of highlighted words, semicolons, shiny covers and colourful libraries? Working in the books industry can be a rewarding feat for anyone, regardless of which subject is stamped onto your degree at the end of your course. Are you looking to...
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For someone who averages six tweets every hour, seven days a week, with over 28 million Twitter followers, it’s shocking to see that same person speak out against the platform that contributes so much to their popularity. Let alone for that person to be American rapper Kanye West. But, that...
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The University of Glasgow announced that their new £90 million learning hub will be named after the first African American medical graduate at the university, James McCune Smith.
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Belgium recently began a criminal investigation into FIFA’s loot boxes, bringing the issue to the mainstream and prompting what seems to be a major shift in their regulation debate. The gambling regulators from 15 European countries and one from the US have announced that they will look into loot boxes...
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Running from October 5–14, the Birmingham Comedy Festival is an independent festival primarily devoted to stand-up comedy. One of the largest independent art festivals in the region, it has been running annually since 2001. The majority of the events are ticketed, but on the two Sundays of the festival, the...
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The only benefit of reading isn’t just feeling prepared to contribute in a seminar or smashing exams, but realising this has not been a day’s work for me. Especially as a science student, the benefits of reading did not become apparent to me through school. Reading fiction has been a...
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Theo Wolf explores what makes a 'typical' believer of conspiracy theories.
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With the Premier League season well underway, we take a look at how each of the top 6 look so far. Chelsea You can’t talk about Chelsea without talking about one man, Eden Hazard. It’s almost become a cliché at this point. Whilst Hazard himself has been a top class...
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