The organisers of the London Marathon are “very optimistic” that a record 50,000 runners will be able to take part when the race is held on 3 October. It is planning for 100,000 people to take part in its 2021 event, with 50,000 runners on the traditional course and another...
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In a statement released on the 13 January, it was announced that the 2020/21 BUCS season had been cancelled, in light of the restrictions implemented as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Up to this point, the league was set to recommence at some point in Term 2, but...
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Breaking the negative stereotype of student cooking, Hannah Drew gives some inspiration to find recipe ideas from social media.
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British punk rockers return with their latest album SUCKERPUNCH - but does it deliver the surprise attack the title offers?
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2019/20 was an unbelievable season for Bayern Munich. The German giants won every trophy available to them, becoming treble winners for the second time in a decade. They were unstoppable. They are unstoppable no longer, however, or so it seems. For eight Bundesliga games in a row, Bayern conceded first...
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In a world dominated by lockdowns, virus mutations and spike proteins, it is often easy to overlook how far scientific research has come in the past 12 months. While the developments of room temperature superconductors might have gone unnoticed to some, there is a lot to look forward to –...
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The Office for Students' (OfS) proposal for a new plan to assess the progress of institutions has faced criticism from vice-chancellors.
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Noah Keate takes a look back at Bill Forsyth's Local Hero
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Sidney Pycroft analyses the consequences of cancelling exams for the second year in a row, arguing that teacher predictions will lead to widespread grade inflation.
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Reece Goodall comments on the parallels to be drawn between George Orwell's 1984 and the politics of the USA today.
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It’s been fifteen years since Arctic Monkeys released their debut Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not. Released on 23 January 2006, Whatever People Say I Am quickly became the fastest-selling debut album in British history. In the following year, the band would win ‘Best British Band’ at the NME...
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Coventry United will look to bounce back from their 3-0 loss to Sheffield United last Sunday when they host Charlton Athletic in a crucial fixture tomorrow afternoon. A victory for the Red and Greens would create a five-point gap between them and last-placed Charlton. Elsewhere, the London Bees, who are...
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Students frustrated by their university experience this year are threatening strike action to protest the quality of their online tuition.
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