Trigger Warning: This article contains references and discussion of sexual assault in video games In March of this year, it was announced that a game called Rape Day would release on Steam. The game, which would have you play as a ‘serial killer rapist’ during a zombie apocalypse and attack women...
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Going on holiday is a good time to leave technology aside for a bit, but at the same time, technology can be very useful when travelling, and make things run a little smoother. For me, I would always take my phone, for the obvious function of contacting people and taking photos. However, I would also use my phone to set alarms in the morning, so I can make the most of the day, or use the maps to find tourist spots and places to eat.
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Dom Webb analyses the Eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, highlighting the issues mainly in its flawed writing.
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Pure Gym will be opening a new 24-hour branch in October in Leamington Spa and will have over two floors, free parking and other benefits.
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Most of us feel happier doing things in groups and worry about what other people think if we’re spotted doing something on our own. But there are lots of proven benefits to doing things alone. Lucy Martin shares a few tips.
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The University of Bristol alerted 36 parents about the mental health of their children studying at the institution last year.
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Reece Goodall reports on 'nanoseaweed' which, with a thickness of just 0.47 nanometers, is the world's thinnest gold.
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You may have not heard of Ludovico Einaudi, but you have probably heard his music - even if you don’t realise it. The Italian composer’s piano music is often played in emotional scenes on film or television. The composer, as the world’s most-streamed classical artist of all time, is currently on his Seven Days Walking tour.
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Universities must not be allowed to prevent the implementation of admissions process reforms proposed by Universities UK (UUK), some vice-chancellors have warned.
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Oliver Barsby discusses the role of memes in 21st century politics and how they have become a tool to utilise young voters.
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Lydia carter reports on Ethiopia breaking the world tree planting record in order to combat the effects of climate change.
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James Palmer discusses Martin Scorsese's 'Casino' and why it proves a brilliant contrast to the director's more popular work.
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Have you got a long summer reading list? Are you struggling to organise your time? Phoebe Dar's got you covered with her organisational tips.
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