All arguments surrounding the United Kingdom’s prison system can be boiled down to the debate of rehabilitation or punishment. A recent report by the Open University and Higher Education Policy Institute gets to the very heart of this debate. It proposed that prisoners serving longer sentences should be able to take out...
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In the wake of Emmanuel Macron's new IVF bill, Braedie Atkins argues that the extensive protest is unwarranted.
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th recent research showing trophy hunting may serve to aid the environment, Braedie Atkins asks whether the two could coexist.
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Following the tragic events of Hurricane Dorian, Hampton University announced that it will be offering displaced Bahamian students a free term at the university. The agreement is between Hampton University and the University of Bahamas-North.
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I remember first watching 'The Beach' when I was thirteen years old, and it has stuck with me ever since. The film, set in Thailand, documents Richard’s adventure- the protagonist played by Leonardo DiCaprio- of finding a paradisal beach hidden by the sea. Although now, aged twenty, I wouldn’t regard it as the best film I’ve ever watched. However, I will always be thankful for how it posited me into another world whenever I would put the disc into the DVD player in my living room. And most importantly, I owe it another thank-you for still giving me a sense of wanderlust after all these years.
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Goldsmiths University in London has banned beef products from all campus food outlets to tackle the global climate crisis and meet its target of becoming carbon natural by 2025.
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The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee has warned against the Augar review’s proposal of reducing university tuition fees.
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Braedie Atkins criticises those that view Julian Assange a hero for his unlawful actions, stating that he must pay for his crimes.
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Stagecoach has introduced new bus fares for many of their services to Leamington and Coventry and around Warwickshire starting on 14 April.
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Those who are paid to write essays or take exams for university students could face two years in jail or hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines, the Australian Education Minister Dan Tehan has warned.
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