David Starkey resigns from Cambridge University after racist remarks
Historian David Starkey has resigned from his position at Cambridge University following allegations of racism.
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Mischa Alexander
Cambridge academic receives death threats after tweeting response to racist slogans
Dr Priyamvada Gopal, an academic in anglophone and related literature at Cambridge University, has been subject to death threats due to recent tweets.
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‘Artemis Fowl’ review
In retrospect, I blame Harry Potter. Among their many crimes, the Harry Potter movies demonstrate that movies based on young adult novels can be in any way decent, providing false hope to people whenever they see that their childhood bedtime story is getting a film made. And more often than...
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Government plans to cap university places amid coronavirus pandemic
The government has released a plan aimed to stabilize student numbers at English Universities, in the wake of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
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University of Bristol announces plans to move all lectures online
The University of Bristol has announced its plans to move all lectures to online platforms for the 2020/2021 academic year.
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Russell Group report reviews difficulties in eliminating educational inequalities
The Russell Group, an organisation representing 24 leading universities in the UK, has released a report detailing their aims to reduce inequalities in the education sector within universities.
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Students at Bristol University organise rent strike against private letting agent
Students at Bristol University have called for a rent strike against private housing agents Digs.
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The House of Mouse: What is the legacy of Bob Iger?
Mischa Alexander examines the legacy of Disney CEO Bob Iger, as he steps down from the role in place of Bob Chapek.
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The best of LGBT+ cinema
Three writers discuss their favourite LGBT+ films for LGBT History Month, highlighting the ways they use cinema to adress bigotry.
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UK Universities return stolen relics to original communities
A number of UK universities have begun the process of returning stolen relics and other items taken by the British Empire.
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The battle for Best Picture
As the 92nd Academy Awards loom, our writers make a case for each one of this year's nine Best Picture nominees.
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‘1917’ is a technically-stunning cinematic experience
Mischa Alexander reviews '1917', the WWI epic from 'Skyfall' director Sam Mendes filmed in one continuous shot.
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Australian government accused of politicising grant announcements
Accusations have been made to the Australian government for politicising research grants through its timing of funding announcements. These announcements include projects such as bush fires and hailstorms.
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