University experts part of new research programme to help the creative sector
A new research programme, involving university experts, to support the creative and cultural sector after the coronavirus pandemic has been announced.
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The Blinders ‘Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath’ review
The alt-rock Doncaster natives return after their steller 2018 debut Columbia with Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath: a referential record paying homage to their political sway and literary love.
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Nintendo and the next-gen of consoles
As we move away from the Xbox One and PS4, will Nintendo still be able to compete?
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Last Night I Watched: ‘The Truman Show’
Keith Mulopo reflects on the Truman show and why it is still well worth watching in 2020
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Mental health isn’t a fashion trend: Vogue Portugal and ‘The Madness Issue’
After Vogue Portugal featured an incredibly controversial depiction of mental health on their July/August front cover, Lucy Martin considers why we must be careful not to glamourise and romanticise mental health.
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After just two races, Ferrari’s season is already in the mire
Formula One has only been back a fortnight, and Ferrari is already in tons of trouble. From engine issues to negative press surrounding its two drivers, the Italian team has already racked up a substantial catalogue of problems. Why is the team struggling, and will it be able to deal...
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Scotland to end free tuition for EU students
The Scottish government is to end free university tuition for EU students from next year.
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Fifteen-fold increase in the number of sexual harassment and violence allegations at Oxford University
A report published by Oxford University’s sexual harassment and violence support service has revealed a fifteen fold rise in allegations over the past year.
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What is happening in Yemen?
As the world wrestles with a global pandemic, it’s very easy for other news items, to bypass our attention completely. For example, as of May, the country of Hungary is no longer a democracy and Hong Kong is still struggling to maintain political autonomy from China. However, one ongoing conflict...
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Being aware of carbon monoxide poisoning in student houses
Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas which takes the lives of up to 60 people a year. Sophie Hamilton shares some of the things students must be aware of in student houses and how to stay safe.
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Ice Hockey: EIHL sets provisional timetable for 2020/21
The Elite Ice Hockey League has issued a provisional timetable for the competition’s return, with the league planning to open the 2020/21 season on 5-6 December. Under the Elite League’s plan, the regular season is expected to conclude on the weekend of 1-2 May. Playoff Finals Weekend is currently scheduled...
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‘The Last of Us Part II’: pulling at your heartstrings, kicking you in the teeth, and ripping out your soul
Joe Blomefield analyses the moral complexities that have divided fans of The Last of Us.
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Should artefacts be returned to their countries?
We've all picked up souvenirs while travelling and the United Kingdom is no exception. Should we return items taken from abroad to their countries of origin?
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