Worldwide, universities are adapting and attempting to overcome the threat posed by coronavirus. Having already reached a level bordering on the unsustainable, our higher education industry is at a critical juncture. UK institutions will have to adjust, offering courses with value-for-money online learning in the 2020-21 academic year and beyond. Or,...
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Reflecting on her experience of NaNoWriMo, Maria Swiatek discusses whether setting deadlines for her writing is actually helpful
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With the widespread impact of COVID-19 meaning that people can no longer shake each other's hands, Reece Goodall looks back at the history of the gesture and whether it is gone forever.
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Mercedes have confirmed that Valtteri Bottas is staying with the team for the 2021 season “at least” after signing a new contract. The Finn has driven for the team since 2017, joining as a replacement for Nico Rosberg. All eight of his race wins were for the team, including the...
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he US higher education sector may face a minimum 30% decline in international student enrolment in the next academic year, an expert has warned.
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Reece Goodall questions the effect of Twitter on the BBC, reflecting on whether BBC journalists will adopt the BBC's traditional impartiality or continue to engage with discussion on social media.
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With Nintendo being the latest company to partner with LEGO, what's next for video game merchandising?
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Kanye’s 2020 campaign has been interesting to say the least. I have my own personal reservations about Kanye and his outlandish statements such as ‘slavery was a choice’, and his speaking on Harriet Tubman, failing to tarnish her legacy. I am not going to pretend that his behaviour is not...
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E-Bikes are more popular than ever before, despite being invented in the 1800s. Simona Valeviciute looks at why so many are getting back on the bike.
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With The Booker Prize longlist for 2020 having being released recently, Lily Thwaites reflects on this years line up and the overall impact of the award as well
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Pioneers of British psychedelia, Pink Floyd had already mastered their form on their stellar debut, Pipers At The Gates Of Dawn - a time capsule of sixties excess.
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When the first-round draw for the Snooker World Championship pitted Ronnie O’Sullivan against Thailand’s Thepchaiya Un-Nooh, everyone expected a fast match – the two are known as the fastest players on the tour. But the match-up turned out to be very one-sided. O’Sullivan demolished Un-Nooh, punishing every mistake and winning...
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Dan Williams reviews Moonsprout Games' Bug Fables!
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