World Quantum Day: What is quantum science?
Today is World Quantum Day! Reece Goodall explains what quantum science is all about and explores the many fields that could benefit from it.
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The Godfather remains a dizzying and visceral experience
New section editor Almaz Cavanagh reviews the re-release of Francis Ford Coppola's critically adored landmark gangster movie: The Godfather.
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Covers Vs. Originals: are they really all that bad?
Luke Brown discusses why song covers are something to be celebrated and highlights some of his favourite covers.
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Leclerc takes his second win of the season in Australia
Charles Leclerc won his second race of the season at the Australian Grand Prix, making it the fourth win of his career. With another DNF from current world champion, Max Verstappen, Leclerc is now leading the driver’s championship by 34 points. Not only did Leclerc win the race, but he...
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Earendel: Shining light on the distant universe
Cait Cullen explores the significance of the recent discovery of Earendel, the farthest star ever observed, and explains the questions that still surround it.
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The Devil and the Dark Water Review – ‘Inventive and Gripping’
Reece Goodall reviews The Devil and Dark Water. He highlights how it manages to be both tense and innovative, leaving him incredible satisfied and confirming Stuart Turton as one of the brightest voices in crime fiction.
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Explaining the Sue Gray Report
With the police handing out fines to government officials, partygate and the Sue Gray Report return to the public conciousness. Noah Keate explains the reason the government was investigated at the start of the year.
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A Material Girl’s Guide to Surviving Deadline Season
The inspiration for this article is threefold. Firstly, my TikTok has been inundated with clips from Jonathan Bailey’s ‘What I Can’t Live Without’ interview for GQ. Watching Anthony Bridgerton gush over muesli has been the most unexpected remedy for my dissertation blues. Secondly, I have been bingeing Emma Chamberlain’s ‘Anything...
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Ruud van Nistelrooy to take the helm at PSV
After a short interview process, it was announced last week that Ruud van Nistelrooy will take over as manager of PSV Eindhoven from the end of the season, replacing the outgoing Roger Schmidt. Van Nistelrooy is a legend in Eindhoven and, having completed both his footballing and coaching educations at...
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‘Best game of the season’: talking points as City and Liverpool draw
Sunday saw Liverpool travel to the Etihad to take on current table toppers, Manchester City, with a view to overtaking them at the summit of the Premier League. De Bruyne gave City an early lead with a deflected effort from the edge of the box before Jota levelled just a...
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Michael Rosen’s ‘What is a Bong Tree?’ contains silliness and righteous anger
Jude Wilkinson reviews 'What is a Bong Tree?' by Michael Rosen, arguing the collection of articles brilliantly reveal how Rosen's childhood shaped his attitudes towards language and education.
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Pale Waves live review: angsty pop-rock for the current day
Sophie Flint Vázquez reviews Pale Waves' latest show at Birmingham's O2 Academy.
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Has football evolved past the need for traditional strikers?
Growing up, everyone wanted to be a striker. The Year 10 vs Year 11 Clásico was saturated with forwards, mixed in with a handful of midfielders, defenders and, of course, whoever had drawn the short straw to go in between the sticks. We all just wanted to imitate the players...
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