‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Season 13 fails to pack punches in pacing, plot, and production
Celia Bergin bemoans the disappointing 13th season of 'RuPaul's Drag Race'.
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The 2021 F1 season so far: one to remember?
We have had wet/dry races, safety cars galore, unforgettable turns of events and what seems to be a mouth-watering championship battle, creating the most exciting championship in years.
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How to spot fake science news
Zac Attewell informs us of the best ways to spot fake science news.
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Data used for thousands of Coventry Green Belt homes is ‘inconsistent’
Official population forecasts used to justify building thousands of homes on green belt in Coventry are “inconsistent with local evidence”, a watchdog has ruled. According to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), a population growth of around 31% was predicted in Coventry between 2011 and 2031, which was...
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Diversity in the workplace
In collaboration with Unicast, Soo Sze Jie and Monika Balavakaite write about the importance of diversity in the workplace.
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Is the new wave of post punk limited by a label?
2021 has witnessed the debut albums from many new bands - Black Country, New Road; Squid, Dry Cleaning - that have been grouped under the post-punk label. But is grouping them under the same label problematic? Cameron Hill offers an answer.
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Ex-president of Parisian university charged in donated bodies scandal
The former president of a leading French university has been charged over a scandal in which bodies donated for research were left piled up and decomposing.
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Free speech legislation is a necessity for universities and society
Sidney Pycroft argues that legislation protecting free speech at universities is essential amidst today's culture of silence.
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Book recommendations for Pride Month and beyond
Pride Month is a perfect time to highlight fiction that features LGBTQ+ characters and stories. Olivia Collins recommends books that explore gender and sexuality, to read this June and beyond.
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Resell culture: hurting pockets, communities and the planet
Celia Bergin discusses the impact of resell culture on communities and the fashion industry as a whole.
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Why Portugal will defend their crown
Five years ago, Eder struck in the dying embers of extra time, firing Portugal to a triumphant victory in Euro 2016 ahead of home nation France in the process. Since then, however, a lot has changed. France, runners-up in that tournament, were later victorious in the 2018 World Cup in...
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Czech Mate: Schick brace condemns Scotland to 2-0 defeat
A functional performance by the Czech Republic was marked with a moment of magic by Patrik Schick as Scotland were defeated 2-0 in their opening game of EURO 2020. The 24-year-old Bayer Leverkusen centre forward scored on both sides of the interval, with his second-half strike an early contender for...
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Priyanka Chopra’s endorsement of Dolce & Gabbana is deeply problematic
Lauren Cutler argues that what you wear and endorse, especially in the public eye, impacts society greatly and that Priyanka Chopra's choice to wear Dolce & Gabbana is therefore deeply problematic.
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