In a classic Thursday night European tie, Manchester United completed a seemingly impossible comeback in extra time to salvage their hopes of silverware in 2025. Before kickoff, the match already had immense implications for the Red Devils, who currently sit in the bottom half of the Premier League table. It...
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‘No Pain No Gain’: a phrase commonly thrown around all areas of the fitness industry whether it’s weight training, cardio classes or perfecting your tennis swing. But is this an important part of fitness or should we take it with a pinch of salt? In this article I am going...
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Television’s greatest mass-streamed moose event has returned for 2025, with millions around the globe hoping to catch a glimpse of Europe’s largest herbivore as it crosses the Scandinavian wilderness. Den stora älgvandringen, translating to “Great Moose Migration” (or “Great Elk Trek”, as it should technically be known in Europe), has...
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The only looming cloud in an otherwise stellar season for Liverpool was the uncertainty over the futures of Mohamed Salah, Virgil Van Dijk and Trent Alexander Arnold, it is a problem that within a week seems to have been solved. There has long been speculation over Salah’s future, in April...
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In modern times, the market for translated works has grown rapidly, with readers in many countries being able to access prominent literature from other cultures without having to learn another language. Translations can be criticised for missing certain cultural norms or sentiments through the act of translation itself, but translated...
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At the end of March, McDonald’s released a series of exclusive adult Minecraft Happy Meals, a Minecraft themed McFlurry and a Kids Happy Meal featuring toys from A Minecraft movie. This collaboration not only targets film enthusiasts but gamers as well. Although McDonald’s is no stranger to partnering with film...
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Leading education groups have called on the Government to further increase university funding, warning that current measures do not go far enough to save cash-strapped institutions from collapse. Earlier this month, university presidents from across the UK highlighted the financial struggles faced by institutions at hearings of the House of...
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Chelsea’s 2-1 win in the Women’s FA Cup Semi-final at home to Liverpool on April 12 has edged them one step closer to a historic quadruple. Chelsea’s dominant 60% possession and 54 touches in the box eventually paid off when Beever-Jones’ 94th minute header edged them through to the final....
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HBO Max, the streaming service responsible for the Harry Potter reboot, has announced the casting of six major characters. The reboot promises a more book-accurate script, with the episodic TV series format allowing more space to explore sub-plots and minor characters. The show has been the subject of much online...
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Jack Thompson interviews up-and-coming artist Ally Evenson about their artistic direction following the release of 'Super Blue Love (Deluxe)'.
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With the rise of AI tools, people have been finding new ways to plan their travels, all of which seem to be faster, smarter, and more personalised than ever before. AI is clearly reshaping the way we think about our trips, and have possibly replaced the more traditional travel agent...
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The University’s Institute for Employment Research (IER) is set to receive £1.5 million to lead a major study on employee mental and physical well-being. The aim of the research is to “address health-related economic inactivity in the UK”. This involves exploring how work environments and job structures impact employee well-being, including...
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Coachella is well-known for its stacked lineups and commercialised nature, but beyond the performances, the focus falls upon fashion. Whether it be the artists or the audience, outfits remain a dominant part of the discourse. From conceptual creations to festival faves, let’s look at some of the most notable outfits from...
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