US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order for “immediate action” from law enforcement to deport non-US citizen students for protesting the war in Gaza. “Come 2025, we will find you, and we will deport you,” the President pledged. The executive order, signed on 29 January, only affects non-US...
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While fitness and exercise are largely popularised for their physical benefits, mental improvements are slowly growing more important for individuals. How fitness can benefit the mind is significant and can be most the most important part of exercising. However, the brain and fitness also work together in other ways such...
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As China's manufacturing dominance expands into the automotive sector, Abbie Fox breaks down what this means for the future of the German car industry.
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This Valentine’s Day, Father John Misty marks a decade since the release of his 2015 sophomore album I Love You, Honeybear with a remastered reissue, which will include his acoustic cover of Nirvana’s ‘Heart-Shaped Box’. In 2012, the release of his first album, Fear Fun, marked the beginning of Josh...
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The release of The Weeknd’s new album Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025) on January 31st was the final instalment in his album trilogy. It was the perfect way to symbolise a new phase in Abel Tesfaye’s career, with its multitude of layers and hidden messages. The album trilogy represents the progression...
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Lex Gillard explores the hidden cost of American food, delving into America's lack of regulation and subsequent poor food quality.
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Nikita Bavisha argues that our society's lack of acknowledgement of women's unpaid labour perpetuates gender inequality.
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Riya Mayilvahanan discusses whether prediction markets are a form of gambling, and whether they can be a force for good.
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Helen Trappelides discusses the career of Kate Raworth, a heteredox economist and the author of 'Doughnut Economics'
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Cathal Ó Gaillín never expected his love for hurling to take him beyond the shores of Ireland, let alone to the West Bank. Yet, just months after reaching out to GAA Palestine, the student from Donegal found himself stepping off a plane and heading into the occupied Palestinian territories, hurls...
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Bangor University’s vice-chancellor, Edmund Burke, informed staff by email about aims to cut 200 jobs to counter the drop in international students, rising operating costs, and government changes to national insurance. The University of South Wales has also announced 90 job cuts following Cardiff University’s announcement to cull 400 academic...
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Seraphine Pearson discusses the recent controversy surrounding Gracie Abrams' opener, Dora Jar.
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Joshua Keeble discusses Bruce Springsteen’s 'Born to Run', fifty years on from its release.
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