Although literature is in itself an irreplaceable art form, it becomes transformative when translated onto the theatrical stage. From New York’s Broadway to London’s West End, theatre, often adapted from literature, is a widely enjoyed performance medium, even by those unfamiliar with the source material. My personal favourite stage adaptation...
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Since the shocks of the Brexit referendum, Donald Trump’s rise to power, and even the 2008 financial crisis, pundits have been quick to bury what they claim is the corpse of neoliberalism. Once championed by Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, the ideology has shaped the rules and...
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International students are woven into the intellectual and cultural fabric of UK universities, shaping classrooms and societies with their diverse perspectives. Despite their contributions, the future of international graduates in the UK is becoming increasingly uncertain given the recent revisions to immigration policy. In particular, the Graduate visa route will be...
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After two years of relentless conflict, a fragile peace appears on the horizon in Gaza. The newly announced ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, part of US President Trump’s 20-point plan aiming to deliver a “strong, durable, and everlasting peace,” has stirred hope globally. Yet Gaza’s treacherous post-war landscape tells a...
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Technology experts have voiced their support for the introduction of a ‘national skills wallet’, arguing that it would significantly enhance learning opportunities for both students and educators. The Digital Badging Commission, who recommended the idea in a new report, said that the skills wallet would serve as a digital record...
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Maryam Munshi discusses the ever-growing influencer-to-popstar pipeline.
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