What is the relevance of Dadaism today?
Zoe Barret discusses the art of Dadaism globally, as well as its relevance and cultural significance in the 21st century.
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Can a plot twist still be successful?
Reece Goodall looks at plot twists and analyses whether they are an effective tool or not.
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Mark Allen wins UK Championship in stunning comeback
Mark Allen stunned Ding Junhui to win the UK Championship for the first time, battling back from 6-1 down to win 10-7 in a superb comeback victory. He looked like he was struggling to produce anything in the opening session, but he responded incredibly, winning eight of the last nine...
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Train travel is free in Spain until the end of the year
In early September, the Spanish government introduced a reduction on many train fares to tackle the cost-of-living crisis. Reece Goodall analyses the details of this measure and compares it to similar schemes introduced by other countries.
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Northumbria named as UK University of the Year 2022
Northumbria University, Newcastle, has been named University of the Year 2022 in the Time Higher Education (THE) Awards. The university was recognised for both its exceptional research performance and a series of initiatives to advance the institution’s reputation. Northumbria’s vision of becoming a “challenger” university offering a “credible alternative to more established...
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PLT Marketplace: is it going to achieve what it wants to?
Fast fashion brand PrettyLittleThing is striving to ‘breathe new life into pre-loved clothing’ with the launch of their new marketplace platform. The platform encourages users to re-sell, re-wear and re-use clothes to help reduce waste and look after the environment. The question on everyone’s minds, though, is this: is this...
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Why meritocracy is a myth
Emily Holditch discusses how a person's birth can affect their future and questions whether we should try to achieve a wholly meritocratic society.
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Fontaines DC live provide an overwhelming catharsis
Sophie Flint Vázquez reviews Fontaines DC's latest show at Birmingham's O2 Academy.
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The ‘Parable’ of Stanley’s success: indie game is “re-imagined” a decade later
When it comes to independent game development, the process can often be long and complicated, which is definitely the case for The Stanley Parable. Originally, the game was released as a free ‘mod’ for Half-Life 2 back in 2011, while the full version was announced the following year. Now, a...
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Picketing resumes on day two of Warwick UCU strikes
Staff and Students continued to picket at the bus interchange today, as part of day 2 of the University and College Union's (UCU) industrial action.
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New 129-acre country park in Warwickshire announced
Warwickshire District Council has approved the plans for a new 129 acre (49-hectare) named Tachbrook Country Park.
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Mourning the reader I might have been
Reece Goodall nostalgically reflects on the reader he could have been.
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