Against All Logic – 2017-2019 There’s an excellent segment from ‘Harder Harmonies’ by La Dispute where Jordan Dreyer parallels music to the rhythms of human life. “A dream of sweat and ecstasy/ A kiss on every hammer hit that follows as the keys fall down and brings an order first/...
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On 21 October, the UK government voted by 322 to 261 against a campaign calling to provide free school meals to impoverished children over the holidays, until Spring 2021. Then, a few weeks later on 7 November, when the world’s attention was focused on the US presidential election, the UK...
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Sidney Pycroft explores the implications of the twin lawsuits on Facebook.
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Bailey Agbai reflects on 2020 and the lessons we should all take into 2021.
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Celia Bergin explains why Beyoncé is an iconic figure to end 2020's Vogue cover, reflecting on her cultural influence over the years.
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Rikita Roy Chowdhury weighs up the various bookish new year's resolutions there are to choose from, and which readers might benefit from having them.
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As we storm towards the halfway point of the Premier League season, the title race is becoming the most unpredictable contest since Leicester won the grand prize in 2016. Just seven points separate the top 10 sides. Results have been impossible to predict this season – remember when Liverpool got...
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The University of Warwick has released a ‘Mitigation Package of Education Measures’, which does not include a new safety net.
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Few will have missed the media coverage of the fight for abortion rights in Poland. The outrage comes as a result of a court ruling that would introduce a near-total ban on abortions, which has sparked nationwide outrage and incited a women’s strike spanning several weeks. Following the protests, the...
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University College London has issued a public apology for its role in the development, propagation and legitimisation of eugenics.
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Emilia Growney reviews Remi Weekes' horror thriller 'His House'.
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In a comedic piece, Nick Alford looks ahead at the horoscopes we can expect in 2021.
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Early in 2020, when things were normal, and you could watch men beat the daylights out of each other on live television without worrying that they’ll contract a virus in the process, we watched the long-anticipated comeback of UFC’s old poster boy, Conor McGregor. There were a lot of unknowns...
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