‘1917’ is a technically-stunning cinematic experience
Mischa Alexander reviews '1917', the WWI epic from 'Skyfall' director Sam Mendes filmed in one continuous shot.
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The use of art therapy for improving mental health and handling trauma
Alice Standan discusses the benefits and limitations of handling mental health and trauma in young adults and children with art therapy.
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Romance fiction awards cancelled over racism row
Lucy Martin looks at the decision to cancel an awards ceremony for Romance fiction over conflict regarding issues of racism in the genre.
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Is it even possible to be both political and professional?
Following a controversial tweet from a Cardiff University lecturer, Myra Yip discusses whether you can be both political and professional.
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The changing face of beauty contests
Vanessa Mabelle explores how beauty contests have changed over the years, exploring their relationship with racial diversity and feminism.
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Australian government accused of politicising grant announcements
Accusations have been made to the Australian government for politicising research grants through its timing of funding announcements. These announcements include projects such as bush fires and hailstorms.
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Warwick prohibits university-related travel to Wuhan in wake of Coronavirus outbreak
The University of Warwick has published new guidance warning students and staff not to travel to Coronavirus-affected areas.
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Where next with the body positivity movement?
The body positivity movement has grown incredibly in recent years. Katie Hoggan considers what the movement still needs to address.
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At what age should you start travelling alone?
Travelling is becoming increasing easy, as social media and travel apps open up the world for everyone. As it’s young people who primarily use these tools, it makes sense that travellers are getting younger – but how young is too young to travel solo?
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How they levelled up: Jacob Mills – Ubisoft level designer
For Jacob Mills, Level Designer for Ubisoft, his career has been a dream come true. He has been able to bring joy to himself and millions around the world and has worked with multiple studios on projects involving globally renowned franchises like The Division, The Avengers and Sonic the Hedgehog....
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‘Frozen 2’ leaves you feeling cold
Katie Hoggan reviews 'Frozen 2', the hotly-anticipated follow-up to Disney's 2013 smash-hit animated musical.
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Academics at the University of Hong Kong track the spread of Coronavirus
The outbreak of the Coronavirus in Wuhan has prompted University of Hong Kong academics to track the virus’ spread across China and to elsewhere. On 21 January Chinese officials stated that nearly 300 people had been infected with the virus, which is resistant to antibiotic treatment and causes a form...
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The European left: A decade in review
Odysseas Digbassanis examines the fall of the political Left in Europe, arguing reform is needed if it is to make a comeback.
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