With rising concerns on the prevalence of Artificial Intelligence in all areas of human life, its increased presence in the writing and production of television shows poses a major debate about the importance of preserving the authenticity of human-created cultural products. The increase of dependency on AI for generating special...
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Everyone’s heard of 24-hour dance-a-thons, sports challenges, or even gaming streams for charity, but what about their lesser-known cousin: board game marathons? As the name suggests, communities come together and pay an entry fee to participate in an event with 24 hours straight of tabletop fun, with all proceeds going...
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The Labour government is removing its policies on international student goals as part of a drive to increase education exports, one of the UK’s most valuable resources. Under the umbrella of education exports are UK institutions delivering British education abroad, UK qualifications, and international students studying in the UK. Updated...
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We’ve all been there: when the weather gets dreary, you look out your window to the dullest, greyest sky known to man, and all you want to do is curl back under your duvet and fall into a long hibernation. The weather in winter is cold, boring, and awful. It...
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