The NFL announced this week that its continued efforts to expand the game of American Football will reach Spain for the first time next year, with the Miami Dolphins confirmed as hosts of the inaugural Spanish NFL game at the Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid. With this move, the NFL adds...
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The transition to a new year excites many of us. It is a fresh opportunity to do things differently and, perhaps, for the first time, accomplish a long-postponed New Year’s resolution. Unlike a bachelor’s, a master’s is an intensive one-year programme with a heavier workload I recently completed the first...
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Not many political advisors ever reach public awareness. Normally they dwell in small offices in Downing Street or government departments, scurrying through the corridors of Westminster or standing silently, shadow-like, behind a Minister or Shadow Cabinet member. In fact, it is often said that once an advisor becomes the story,...
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In the pick of this weekend’s FA Cup fourth-round ties, Arne Slot’s high-flying Liverpool made the nearly three hundred-mile trip south to Home Park to face Championship strugglers Plymouth Argyle. Liverpool deserved their premature cup exit just as much as Plymouth did their victory In what will go down as...
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The US presidency has undergone many dramatic overhauls as the country approaches its 250th birthday. Yet, from the first founding fathers, to Trump’s historic non-consecutive terms, one thing has been constant: the presidential portrait. From the manner in which a new president presents himself in the official portrait (I use...
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A major spike in mental illness among young people has prompted politicians to claim that fake “fashionable disorders” are to blame. The Mental Health Bill, currently being debated in the House of Lords, seeks to make provisions to amend the 1983 Mental Health Act to modernise language concerning people with...
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Joshua Keeble discusses why 'Multiply' is the album that has had the biggest impact on him.
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Opinion Comedy Column Skool Dayz is always a highly informative affair, whether you’re honing your 2.6 times table with every additional purple, culturally enriching yourself with noughties pop classics, learning your Latin with Sexy Roman Numerals or meeting legendary alumni and benefiting from their immense old-age and wisdom, Skool Dayz...
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You may not have found your partner for life or the future mother or father to your children. However, this is not a reason to be miserable or not celebrate a day of love, as you may have found their future auntie or uncle. The people who will stay and...
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Few sights are as awe-inspiring and fear-inducing as a storm. Generations have written, drawn, and created in an attempt to recreate the sublime feeling of this natural turbulence. Storm Eowyn, as it recently hit Britain and Ireland, was an inspiring force for many to return to past depictions of stormy...
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The internet seems to be very divided on CD Projekt Red’s decision to make Ciri the protagonist of The Witcher 4. Some have drafted eloquent essays and “open-letters” to CD Project Red for their defiance of the lore by making Ciri a witcher while others simply refuse to play “as...
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Though I have only completed one semester of my year abroad, with six months stretching ahead of me, I already feel like I’ve lived five different lifetimes—one for each month I have spent in Bordeaux, and one for the preparation before the adventure began. Eight months before you move, the...
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Emily Gibbs breaks down the recent Grammys award ceremony.
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