A student’s guide to travelling with the URSS
Aurore Charron shares tips for making the most of a research project abroad supported by the Undergraduate Research Support Scheme.
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Seasonal readings: how to enjoy the little things in life
Aurore Charron discusses seasonal reading, while also talking about consumerism and ecologically conscious reading.
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Euphoria Finale: The Masterstroke of the Series
Viewers have been captivated by weekly releases of the show’s second season. Its success generated countless of discussions over the show’s aesthetic, especially on social media. Now that January’s TV event came to an end, all eyes are on the finale. Euphoria is often criticised for glamorising complex topics such...
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Five LGBTQ+ figures who shaped history
While LGBTQ+ history month was back in February, the need to acknowledge the importance of LGBTQ+ people and their monumental influence isn't isolated to just one month a year. Aurore Charron tells us about some important figures who have shaped today's world.
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Fashion or Faux pas: what is the issue with commercialising head coverings in France?
Whilst French Muslim women are constantly denied the right to wear headscarves, Vogue France was commercialising the use of head coverings. Aurore Charron explores the fine line between fashion and faux pas, within the context of France's ongoing Islamophobia.
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Why do we buy books that we don’t read?
Aurore Charron recounts her experiences of often buying books that she doesn't get round to reading and explains why this is a frequent trend for us all.
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‘Encanto’ is the colourful breath of fresh air you need in your life
Disney’s latest production’s Encanto is the colourful blast of joy you need to brighten your day. The story follows 15 year-old Mirabel and her magical casita in Colombia. From the house to her family members, magical powers are everywhere. One of her sisters is blessed with prodigious strength, while her...
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The main character you didn’t know you needed
Characters in books tend to be of a younger generation. Aurore Charron highlights why literature must also include the stories of mature generations.
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