TikTok remains a diverse platform that caters to many different types of videos and tastes. One popular type is edits, which were established when the app began. An ‘edit’ is a compiled collection of videos and photos cut and pasted to specific music and accompanied by pulsating lights in a...
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Thinkers have grappled with the question of what defines humanity for centuries. Are we naturally virtuous or vicious? Enlightened or ignorant? Beyond this debate, another question comes to light: how does technology change the way we view ourselves? As we develop more sophisticated tools, our perception of self changes, along...
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Cardiff University, the largest university in Wales, has declared their plans to get rid of 400 academic staff, which is almost 10% of its employees. Additionally, it plans to cut subjects such as nursing, music, modern languages, ancient history, and religion and theology. Due to the university’s financial status, Vice-Chancellor...
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Universities Minister Jacqui Smith has rejected “blank cheque” government funding for higher education, instead warning the cash-strapped sector against “complacency”. Baroness Smith, the Minister of State for Skills, suggested that tuition fees will remain the primary source of higher education funding, in a speech delivered at an event by the...
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Ilona Maher has been described by some as Wonder Woman. She is an Olympic Bronze medallist, rugby player, influencer, and Masters’ graduate. Her presence off the rugby pitch has brought so much to the women’s game, catapulting it into mainstream media, and to the screens of young girls and women...
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Self-care and wellness routines are becoming widespread and discussed all over social media. There is plenty of discourse about the ‘best’ way to spend a night in, with extensive steps and lots of products. However, at-home spa days can be simple and affordable, they should prioritise calmness and relaxation, a...
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Gemma Rice reviews the critically acclaimed Indian drama
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A UCL student has been accused of drugging and raping 10 women, and faces 35 charges for crimes said to have taken place between September 2019 and May 2023. Zhenhao Zou is facing the Inner London Crown Court and is denying all the 35 charges he faces. The 27-year-old PhD student’s...
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The United Kingdom finds itself at a crossroads, caught between two defining priorities: cementing its status as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) and fulfilling its long-standing green energy commitments. As the government ramps up its AI ambitions, concerns grow that this technological push could undermine the nation’s environmental...
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Lex Gillard delves into a panel discussion surrounding the future of cash at the Warwick Economics Summit.
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Over the past five years or so, ‘Y2K’ has re-established itself as a distinct fashion trend, memorialised through iconic pieces such as low-rise jeans, the Juicy Couture tracksuits, and the miniskirt. In this article, I’ll explore the origins of this iconic 2000s-era fashion, tracing its origins from the runway to...
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Abhay Venkitaraman delves into Paul Donovan's keynote on day one of the Warwick Economics Summit.
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Following an impressive unbeaten streak, it comes as no surprise that Arsenal have named Renée Slegers the new Head Coach of the women’s side. Initially the interim coach after Jonas Eidevall’s sudden departure last October, Slegers has proved her potential as the permanent replacement across the 11 games she oversaw...
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