St John’s College, Cambridge is set to offer free places to students whose household income is below £16,200. The program will begin in October 2023 and will involve a recruitment campaign to attract new students.
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Sidney Pycroft looks into the manipulation of false memories and the implications associated with this.
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Celia Bergin argues that despite the increased awareness of racial inequality brought on by the murder of George Floyd, it has come far too late, not enough has changed, and the widespread fight for racial equality seems to be petering out much too soon.
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Amidst the criticism and universal recognition of 'The Simpsons'' decline, Niall Hawkins looks back on its glory days by sharing his five best episodes of the once groundbreaking series.
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The question of whether and when we can write outside our identity is a complex one. Emma Wilkes considers the difficulties and merits of writing stories that you haven't experienced first-hand.
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After six tightly fought matches, the Phoenix Suns triumphed over the LA Lakers, winning the series 4-2 thanks to key performances from Devin Booker and DeAndre Ayton, despite going 2-1 down at one point in the series. LeBron James and the Lakers will be disappointed to bow out this early...
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In the first article from our long-awaited physical paper, Giulia Ferrari argues that the 2020 lockdown boom for gaming will indeed last post-lockdown
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Keith Mulopo finds the new documentary on Manchester United's legendary manager to be an immensely satisfying cinema experience.
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Organising an international football tournament is difficult at the best of times. In the middle of a pandemic, the process can become more chastening, as CONMEBOL – the governing body of South American football – has come to realise. Initially, the 47th edition of the Copa América was due to...
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Reece Goodall celebrates the genius simplicity of 'Inside No.9''s episode 'Lip Service'.
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It may not be people’s first thought for a day trip, but if by the end of your degree you have not visited Stratford you are sorely missing out. My personal trip to Stratford was basically a spontaneous mistake, in that I just sat on an early morning bus and let it take me wherever it was going. I somehow cheesed the journey there with my bus pass, as I didn’t realise this specific X17 changed to the 15 when it got to Warwick and therefore continued to Stratford. Though the return ticket was pricey, it was well worth it.
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Ben Morley explains why Biden's proactive and progressive performance since entering office has changed his opinion regarding the President who seemed an underwhelming and disappointing candidate.
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The term 'Strong Female Lead' is used a lot, but what does it actually mean? Sarah Smith highlights some bold fictional women, and explores what makes them stand out.
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