It’s not something you really want to think about. Having to adjust to a new place on the other side of planet, and the potential complications that come with that. On the flip side its arguably the most exciting thing I’ve ever done. When I saw Singapore was an option...
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Russell Group universities are “completely dependent” on Chinese investment, experts have warned, after receiving nearly £50 million from Chinese sources over the past four years. A series of Freedom of Information requests sent to Russell Group universities revealed that institutions are heavily reliant on foreign investment at a time when...
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In the wake of recent elections, the role of misinformation in shaping public opinion, especially for older voting blocs, has become a growing concern. One of the most striking trends observed, particularly during the 2016 US presidential election, was the disproportionate spread of fake news among older adults. The 2024...
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You finally summit the seemingly endless FAB stairs, breathless and dreading the two-hour seminar that awaits. You’re rummaging for a pen when you glance up, and there they are. They’re perfect. Your heart skips a beat, you lock eyes and suddenly you know – or at least you think you...
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Naomi Pandey reviews Omar Rudberg's recent gig at the O2 Academy in Birmingham.
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As we approach Valentine’s season, it is more evident than ever that love holds a crucial part in our lives. However, people tend to forget that love comes in all forms, not just from romantic relationships. So, whether in a romantic relationship or single, it is important to recognise all...
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When you think of island nations, an image probably comes to mind: pristine oceans, sandy beaches, and vibrant coral-reef cover create a setting as idyllic as they come. Understandably, the attractiveness of island nations has made them a haven for tourism. Revenues from tourism often exceeds 40% of GDP in...
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The UK is home to some stunning nature, from the Lake District and the Brecon Beacons, to Loch Ness and Giant’s Causeway. But much of it lies on private property, and even on public access land recreation is limited to certain activities. This isn’t the case in Norway and Sweden,...
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Ah, Dublin. Home of the Liffey, the Guinness Storehouse and, how could anyone forget, Paul Mescal in his GAA shorts. It’s a popular destination amongst students looking for a cheap weekend getaway. 8.6 million tourists passed through the city last year. And with returns from Birmingham from £28 (God bless...
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Nikita Bavisha explains the true stories behind the most popular love songs.
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Helen Trappelides takes us through the history of love songs.
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There is so much to learn about fashion, and where better to start than with those who are studying it? This week, therefore, I conducted two interviews with fashion students, Gina who studies Fashion Communication at the University of the West of England, and Bee who studied Fashion Business and...
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With prices continuing to rise and students struggling to make ends meet, it is perhaps unsurprising that the number of people taking part in university sport has hit a stumbling block. What is more surprising, however, is that the number of students participating in on-campus sports clubs looks set to...
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