Blind date with a book: psychological fiction
Zofia Swiatek describes a psychological book with a relatable protagonist: a 19 year old university student experiences a painful love affair
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How to have a more sustainable period
As part of our 'Sustainable lifestyle series' collaboration with The Boar Climate, Emma Wilkes explores some of the sustainable products that are out there and able to make your period a little bit greener.
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Bayern Munich clear favourites to claim Bundesliga title
By the time that Bayern Munich return to the field, it will be over two months since the Bundesliga title-favourites last stepped foot in the Allianz Arena. Since beating Schalke and Augsburg at the start of March, the Bundesliga has been on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but football...
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Small change, big impact: metal straws
Eco-friendly alternatives for every-day products have engulfed the consumer market in the past decade. Among these, the metal straw stands tall as a current, trendy and exportable accessory to our beverages. But how effective are they in combatting the plastic crisis? We must admit: the metal straw is a stylish...
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Student Loans Company urges students to apply early
Students in England are being urged to start their student finance applications for the upcoming academic year.
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The unseen enemy: differing perspectives from the front line
Anoushka Maini discusses artistic responses to the the current crises by reflecting on two WW1 era painters.
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Around the world in 80 dishes: flammekueche
In the first of our Around The World in 80 Dishes series, Hannah Drew enjoys the regional dish of Flammekueche during her year abroad.
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“Being seen moved me beyond expectation”: Awkwafina is ‘Nora from Queens’
Evianne Suen reviews comedy 'Awkwafina is Nora from Queens', praising its accurate representation of Asian family life, and its mix of a realistic adulthood with "fairy tale elements".
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‘Cooking Mama: Cookstar’ review: undercooked and underwhelming
Reece Goodall reviews Cooking Mama Cookstar- now at the centre of a potential legal battle.
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‘The Last Dance’: week three uncovers the true Air Jordan
Episodes five and six of The Last Dance were released on Netflix earlier this morning (04/05/20), once again grabbing the attention of basketball fans around the world. The series, which has been criticised for jumping between different parts of Michael Jordan’s career too haphazardly, this week turned its attention to Jordan’s relationship...
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Last Night I Watched: ‘There Will Be Blood’
A dark and brooding epic, Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘There Will Be Blood’ is a landmark masterpiece. The film follows Daniel Plainview, as he navigates America in the late 19th, and early 20th Centuries in pursuit of oil, and the success that it entails. He is accompanied by his son, H.W....
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The decade of Dua: ‘Future Nostalgia’ review
Although Future Nostalgia is only her second studio album, Dua Lipa's combination of eighties-inspired synth lines and an empowering, femme-boss aura prove she's on track to securing her pop princess crown.
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The fault isn’t in our stars: astrology in uncertain times
With the current situation of a global pandemic making our lives very uncertain, Caitlan Cassidy explains why astrology is so important for providing comfort in uncertain times.
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