Robert Harris is a master of political thrillers and historical fiction and Noah Keate tells us just how he manages to hook and shock his readers, even if his writing is about known historical events
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After the world lost Chester Bennington three years ago, the rock and alternative spheres have not been the same since. Jordan Stevens remembers the Linkin Park frontman for who he was - a versatile, talented and hybrid musician.
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Coventry City’s promotion to the Championship came amid a backdrop of global uncertainty. With the League One season on hold amid the Covid-19 pandemic, players endured what seemed like an endless wait as clubs jostled to determine how the standings would be decided. Matty Godden, a summer arrival from Peterborough...
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St Andrews University is introducing compulsory sexual consent lessons in the wake of an increasing number of rape allegations being made by its students.
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Why do we travel? To be honest, no idea. Perhaps as a status symbol: my mind goes instantly to travel being one of the staples of Instagram influencers. Many trips with friends are spent taking pictures that are worthy of going on the ‘Gram. Or maybe because, like me, you’re...
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Keith Mulopo shares his thoughts on Channel Four's cult classic 'Peep Show', praising its writers and its cast for creating such cutting edge, awkwardly British humour.
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With the rightful call to “amplify black voices” in British popular culture and academia on the rise, it’s important to reflect on exactly why this is so imperative. Realising our entanglement in a whitewashed, overtly celebratory and nationalistic history is a crucial first step. But to be able to untangle...
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As the video game industry grows and development costs rise, can games remain 50-hour epics?
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From failed bids by Pfizer to becoming the UK’s most valuable company, how did AstraZeneca do it? AstraZeneca, a Cambridge-based pharmaceutical company, pledged to supply two billion doses of a coronavirus vaccine at no profit – the biggest such pledge yet. The company chose to partner with Oxford University to develop...
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Noah Keate explores why 'On Chesil Beach' is an insightful portrayal of love and marriage
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With bars and pubs opening their doors as lockdown eases, Izzy Kerr reminisces about student nights out and considers how clubs might be able to open once again.
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HAIM are more experimental and daring than they’ve ever been before in their latest release Women in Music Pt. III, a 16-track album playfully abbreviated to WIMPIII. WIMPIII is loaded full of fearless candour and vulnerability, which shows off the stylistic range and musical genius of each of the three...
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The English national team has had a rich history of young talent coming through the ranks. The likes of Wayne Rooney, Michael Owen and Frank Lampard each broke through at a young age, and all went on to have highly decorated careers. However, the vast talent at England’s disposal has...
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