Nearly half of young people in the UK have reported struggling with their mental health since the Covid pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, a recent study has found. Student Minds, a mental health charity, reported that 57% of students ‘self-reported’ a mental health issue, with the consequences resulting in falling...
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Simple, tasty, and affordable – three key aspects of the average uni student meal prep. So, what better to suit this than a pasta bake? It checks all the boxes, being totally customisable to your personal preference, while providing you with an easy meal prep that can be put in...
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A YouGov survey has found that nearly half of the UK public believe too many young people go to university, while many believe that an apprenticeship would better prepare them for the future. This news comes less than a month after Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the government’s new target...
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Shonda Rhimes’ Scandal aired every Thursday from 2012 until its last season in 2018, putting a monopoly on Thursday evenings. It centres around Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington), the former Communications Director of the White House, who runs a crisis management firm in DC to handle the scandals of politicians and...
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As deadline season approaches and exams loom ahead, the fate of being glued to our laptop screens feels more unavoidable than ever. Though it can be tempting to hibernate in our bedrooms or camp out for days in the library, we are on a campus brimming with facilities and social...
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For this article, I decided not to focus on the more modern academic buildings, such as the Faculty of Arts and Oculus, which have received significant architectural recognition, with the FAB ranked in 2023 amongst the top 50 Arts and Humanities departments in the world. Instead, I opted to focus...
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A report on higher education inequality has found that only 12 countries have an equal number of male and female students participating in higher education. The report, published by the World Access to Higher Education network (WAHEN) on 28 October 2025, has found that out of the 197 countries with...
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After a bright and colourful summer, with the crisp and fresh air urging us all to layer up, there have been a few standout colours that Vogue, Glamour and Harrods have something to say about. So how can we embrace them into our style? Starting with Pantone’s 2025 Colour of...
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Coventry City Council faces a government fine after it was found that its employees were not being paid the National Minimum Wage. The council was listed alongside almost 500 other employers as part of the government’s new ‘Plan to Make Work Pay’ initiative, which aims to raise working standards across...
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Last week, we talked at length about whether to sell or stick with Chelsea’s Pedro and Arsenal’s Gyökeres. It’s clear that, for GW10 at least, sticking was the right choice, with both players hauling (though the latter still needs to be transferred out, as injury sees him face time on...
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No one is ever truly ready to study abroad; you just have to be brave enough to try. The night before I moved 3,436 kilometres away from home, I sat on my bedroom floor surrounded by four packed bags that somehow carried eighteen years of my life. My mind was...
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The Godfather. Annie Hall. Twin Peaks. Finding Dory. These landmarks mark a truly unique life and career and today, we’ll take a look back upon just that in order to discern what made the late Diane Keaton so special. Born Diane Hall in 1946, Keaton was the eldest of four...
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Higher education in this country is, at its most basic level, an attempt to soothe one of society’s greatest injustices: that people from different backgrounds have unequal rights to education. Our tertiary education system is unsustainable in its current form, but it is at least trying. It’s a broken system,...
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